The Nissen-Sleeve: Early Postoperative Complications

The Nissen-Sleeve: Early Postoperative Complications

Nissen Sleeve (NS) was introduced in the bariatric armamentarium with the purpose to decrease the risk of reflux symptoms following sleeve gastrectomy. The aim of this study was to evaluate our personal experience with this new technique, in particular concerning early postoperative complications (

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Hauptverfasser: Carandina, Sergio, Andreica, Anamaria, Danan, Marc, Zulian, Viola, Nedelcu, Marius
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