Spontaneous Reduction of the Prolapsed Stomach in a Case of Anterior Band Slippage after Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Banding

T. DariusDepartment of General Surgery, AZ Imelda, Bonheiden, Belgium.View further author information

Ch. AelvoetDepartment of General Surgery, AZ Imelda, Bonheiden, Belgium.

T. TollensDepartment of General Surgery, AZ Imelda, Bonheiden, Belgium.

J.-P. VanrykelDepartment of General Surgery, AZ Imelda, Bonheiden, Belgium.

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Band slippage is a common late complication after laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding. We present the first report in literature of a spontaneous reduction of the prolapsed stomach after band deflation in a case of anterior band slippage.

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T. Darius Department of General Surgery AZ Imelda imeldalaan, 9 B-2820 Bonheiden, Belgium E-mail: [email protected]

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Spontaneous Reduction of the Prolapsed Stomach in a Case of Anterior Band Slippage after Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Banding

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