Gastric Bypass Introduction

Gastric bypass is a weight-loss surgery that reduces the size of the stomach and reroutes a part of the small intestine. This limits food intake and decreases calorie absorption. It is performed to help people with severe obesity achieve long-term weight control.

Sterile Approach in Gastric Bypass Surgery

The surgery begins with general anesthesia, and Nivda sterile drapes are placed to protect the entire operative zone. Small laparoscopic incisions are made to insert instruments and a camera for guided visualization. The surgeon creates a small stomach pouch and connects it directly to the small intestine using surgical staplers. Nivda reinforced gowns, sterile gloves, laparoscopic drapes, and trocar covers ensure a contamination-free field throughout the procedure. Suction tubing and disposable camera covers help maintain clarity and manage fluids safely. This method reduces stomach capacity and bypasses a portion of the intestine, supporting significant weight reduction and metabolic improvement.