INTRAGASTRIC BALLOON
An intragastric balloon is a soft silicone ball that is endoscopically inserted into the stomach, partially filling it and creating a feeling of fullness and satiety that facilitates compliance with the diet.
The biggest advantage of using a gastric balloon is that it limits the amount of food we eat and prevents overeating.
Operation Process
- Average Length of Stay
- Length of Hospital Stay
- Operation Duration
- Anesthesia
- Recovery Time
- 7 Days
- 4 Day
- 1 - 3 Hours
- General Anesthesia
- 2 Weeks