Appendix Surgery Side Effects
The appendix is a small, nonessential organ attached to the large intestine near its connection to the small intestine. When the appendix becomes inflamed or infected, it is usually removed.
Read more →Specific nutritional protocols, including liquid and soft diets, are essential following lap band, bowel, or gallbladder surgeries. Protein intake is a key focus.
The appendix is a small, nonessential organ attached to the large intestine near its connection to the small intestine. When the appendix becomes inflamed or infected, it is usually removed.
Read more →When performing a Lap-Band procedure, also called adjustable gastric banding, the surgeon restricts the stomach to a tiny pouch by slipping an adjustable silastic band around the upper portion of the stomach.
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