
After graduating in medicine and specializing in General and Emergency Surgery in Italy, I quickly became interested in coeliscopic and bariatric surgery. I continued my training in Belgium at Professor Cadière's world-renowned European School of Laparoscopic Surgery.

Why associate fundoplication with a Sleeve gastrectomy? Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is highly prevalent in obese patients and is a common complication after sleeve gastrectomy. The current recommendation for patients with obesity and GERD is Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass (RYGB), but for a subset of patients, when SG is indicated, the association of fundoplication with the procedure will not only help to improve the existing GERD, but will also prevent its appearance. The literature shows SG can be associated with Nissen, Rossetti, Dor, and Toupet’s fundoplication. In this lecture, we will review the available evidence on procedural technique, results and complications.
Published
Aug 2021

4th International Bariatric Club Symposium at the Argentinian Society of Bariatric Surgery (SACO) Annual Congress
Published
Jul 2021
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