Mini Gastric Bypass

Streamlined keyhole metabolic procedure combining stomach restriction and low malabsorption for effective diabetes and obesity control.

Minimally Invasive

24-Hour Recovery

Gold Medalist Surgeon

Clinical Overview

Mini Gastric Bypass is a powerful bariatric procedure that combines restriction and malabsorption to provide excellent weight loss and resolution of metabolic diseases like diabetes.

Mini Gastric Bypass (MGB) / One Anastomosis Gastric Bypass (OAGB) is a modern, simplified alternative to traditional gastric bypass. It creates a long narrow stomach tube and connects it directly to a loop of the small intestine (single anastomosis). It is faster to perform, carries a low complication rate, and offers exceptional long-term weight loss and metabolic results.

Symptoms & Indications

If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, a consultation with Dr. Janak Malu is highly recommended to explore your options:

!Severe obesity (BMI > 35).

!Presence of type 2 diabetes or hypertension.

The Surgical Process

Here is a step-by-step breakdown of how the advanced minimal access procedure is performed:

Pouch Creation

A long narrow stomach pouch is created.

Bypass

A loop of small intestine is brought up and connected to the pouch, bypassing a portion of the gut.

Closure

Leak tests are done and incisions are closed.

Laparoscopy vs Open Surgery

Understand the clinical differences and benefits of minimal access keyhole surgery compared to conventional methods:

Feature	Mini Gastric Bypass	Sleeve Gastrectomy
Mechanism	Restrictive + Malabsorptive	Restrictive only
Weight Loss %	70-80%	60-70%

Why Choose Laparoscopic Approach?

Rapid and significant weight loss.
High rates of diabetes remission.
Shorter operating time compared to traditional bypass.

Recovery Timeline & Post-Op Guidelines

Patient mobilization and customized home-care directives facilitate safe and prompt healing:

First 2 Weeks

Liquid diet protocol strictly followed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common concerns regarding the procedure, safety, and hospital directives:

Q: Is the mini gastric bypass reversible?▼

Yes. Unlike a sleeve gastrectomy where a large part of the stomach is removed, no stomach tissue is excised during a mini gastric bypass, making it reversible or revisable if medically required.

Q: How much weight can I expect to lose after a mini gastric bypass?▼

Most patients lose 70% to 80% of their excess body weight within 12 to 18 months, accompanied by high rates of remission for metabolic conditions like type 2 diabetes.

Q: What is the difference between a mini gastric bypass and a traditional bypass?▼

A mini gastric bypass is technically simpler with only one connection (anastomosis) between the stomach pouch and intestine, leading to a shorter operating time, whereas a traditional bypass has two connections.

Q: Will I need to take vitamin supplements?▼

Yes, because the procedure has a malabsorptive component (bypassing a portion of the small intestine), daily vitamin and mineral supplementation is required for life.

Request Consultation

Consult with Gold Medalist surgeon Dr. Janak Malu regarding Mini Gastric Bypass diagnostics, cashless insurance, and surgery costs at Janahit Hospital.

Book Appointment Call: +91 7588422605

Expert Surgeon

Dr. Janak Mahesh Malu

Gold Medalist Surgeon

MBBS, MS (Surgery), FNB-MAS (Minimal Access Surgery)

Clinic & Hospital Details

Hospital:Janahit Hospital, Nashik

OPD Timings:10:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Mon-Sat)

Insurance:Cashless Available