Posts tagged weight loss study
Sleeve Gastrectomy Compares Favorably to Gastric Bypass
The results of a three year case controlled study show that laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy compares favorably to laparoscopic Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery in terms of surgical results, weight progression, and resolution of comorbid conditions. Sleeve gastrectomy, also referred to as the gastric sleeve, has become a popular type of weight loss surgery among bariatric surgeons [...]
Read the full article →Promising Data in Non-Surgical Treatment for Obesity
New data shows promising results for the EndoBarrier Gastrointestinal Liner, an experimental weight loss device being evaluated for patient safety and effectiveness. The EndoBarrier Gastrointestinal Liner, or GI Sleeve is an innovative and non-surgical approach to weight loss that is designed to eliminate or reduce the risks and side effects associated with pharmaceutical or surgical [...]
Read the full article →Experimental Teflon Liner Achieves Dramatic Weight Loss
So far, the weight loss results seen in clinical studies for EndoBarrier have been exciting. We will soon get an update about how patients in this ongoing study are progressing. According to an announcement made today by the company developing the product, GI Dynamics, additional results will be presented on Saturday by the lead investigator [...]
Read the full article →New Miracle Drug to Cure Obesity?
Richard DiMarchi and colleagues are taking a shot to eliminate obesity – literally. The researchers have found that a single injection of a new drug offers great potential as a pharmocological treatment for obesity. The use of drugs to induce weight loss is not new, but current methods have limited effectiveness and health risks. By [...]
Read the full article →Experimental TOGA System Promotes Weight Loss
A promising new approach to weight loss referred to as TOGA, or trans-oral gastroplasty, is showing encouraging preliminary results in an ongoing FDA study. The procedure is currently being investigated in clinical trials for it’s safety and effectiveness as a less invasive treatment for obesity. While we still have another year to wait for the [...]
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