Transit Bipartition Surgery

Diabetes occurs as a result of glucose circulating exorbitantly and freely in the blood, and the incapability of the hormone insulin to transport this glucose into the cells despite an acceptable quantum. Although it only seems to affect the comfort of life in the short and medium term, this complaint, which is veritably dangerous in the long term, has further than one treatment system. The case‘s condition is veritably important in determining the system of treatment. One or further treatment styles are applied at the same time according to the cause of the complaint, the age of onset, the rate of progression, and the current condition. Life changes are the first thing to do on the way to sampling surgery.
An active, sugar-free life forms the base of the fight against type 2 diabetes. In the alternate phase, insulin supplementation comes in. By adding the quantum of the hormone insulin in the blood much more advanced than normal, it’s assumed that the glucose is ever bound to the cells. Although this system is effective, it offers a temporary result. When the position of the insulin hormone exceeds the quantum that can be supplemented, it’s necessary to switch to other styles.

Some curatives can be applied as an agreement route for cases who can not control their diabetes with insulin supplementation but don’t want to suffer surgery. The main purpose of this is to break the problems that also beget diabetes, which is the first of these. However,
If the case is frail and has advanced diabetes mellitus( this is a fairly rare case). What’s a two-section conveyance?

Bi-section Conveyance Surgery is an advanced metabolic surgical system applied to cases that aren’t fat but also suffer from diabetes. It’s presumably the most advanced of all metabolic surgery styles. The thing is to hamper immersion and reduce food input. Side goods from the gastrointestinal tract are veritably limited due to the fact that immersion is veritably gently disturbed. The surgery begins with determining the size of the stomach. In general, seventy percent of the volume of the stomach becomes ineffective. Indeed, if the case isn’t fat, this is done to control blood sugar.
The part of the stomach taken is also the area of stashing a special hormone that increases appetite. The remaining gastric mass is closed by stapling at the gash points, and the threat of leakage is averted. In the alternate stage, it’s time to intermediate in the bowel. Although the crack varies from case to case, the gash is made according to some special procedures. A mark is made between 130 and 150 cm from the lower part of the intestine. The intestine is divided into two corridors by going 100 – 120 cm up from the point of the mark, and the upper end of the lower part of the intestine is attached to the bottom of the stomach as an alternate system. The part of the intestine that has formerly surfaced from the stomach is connected to the lower part of the intestine from the first pronounced point. Therefore, two different intestinal tracts are formed, which meet as they approach the anus, but whose upper side is relatively far from each other.

Along with surgery
The quantum of food consumption is reduced between fifty and eighty percent.
Sixty percent of the food consumed passes through the new intestinal tract and forty percent peregrination through the old intestinal tract.
The fact that food is tempted in two different ways pets up digestion and at the same time reduce the quantum of sugar mixed in the blood. The rapid-fire transport of food to the lower part of the intestine, which increases insulin stashing, also increases the quantum of the hormone insulin.
Complete junking of the diastase, which is the main thing ofbi-section conveyance surgery, can be fluently achieved with the use of a bowel inflow map.

Who can perform Bi-section Transit Surgery?

Bi-section transit surgery is not suitable for every diabetic patient. Since the operation is only successful if it is applied to the most suitable patients, there is no doubt about the application of two-section trans-section surgery for patients who do not meet the conditions. It is also possible to apply other surgical methods depending on the condition of the body.

Bi-section bypass surgery is applied only to patients with type 2 diabetes.
Patients with type 2 diabetes must have adequate insulin reserves, that is, their ability to produce insulin.
The BMI for patients should be between twenty and thirty. It is enough that the general profile of the patient is between 25-30.
Because diabetes accompanies other metabolic problems, the suitability for surgery is reduced.
It is expected that patients who are going to undergo a two-section surgery have honestly tried all non-surgical methods but failed.
In addition to all these conditions, different health conditions that are specific to the patient are also looked for. No one should decide whether they are suitable for surgery based on information they have heard from anywhere. Eligibility is determined only after a lengthy medical examination.

Advantages and disadvantages of bi-section transit surgery

Bi-section Transit Surgery is a very special method of Metabolic Surgery. This method has several advantages, as it was developed later than all other gastroenterological techniques. In general, there can be no talk of shortcomings. When Bi-section, Transit Surgery is Applied to Most Suitable Candidates:

Problems with vitamin and mineral deficiencies last for 6-8 months. After 8 months, there is no need to take vitamin or mineral supplements regularly.
No part of the digestive system other than the stomach becomes inactive. This ensures that the long-term results are very close to a healthy person.
Serum hemoglobin values, which increase after other GI surgeries, are very close to normal after bi-section surgeries.
The recovery and recovery time is very short. The fact of applying the closed surgery method and making simple surgical incisions reveals this feature.
As a defect, there is a tendency for mild weight gain after 5-8 years, depending on the patient’s lifestyle. With certain diets and exercises, this problem is completely eliminated. In about two in a thousand of all cases, death occurs during surgery.

After bi-section transit surgery

After the binary crossing method, diabetes and all metabolic problems associated with diabetes recede. Within a year, all of these problems are completely cured in ninety-five percent of patients. At the end of the one-year period, the patient reaches a standard of living equivalent to the average person. Since the stomach contracts, the patient does not feel the appetite to eat. In addition, because absorption is regulated, the amount of sugar in the blood is kept low and the amount of insulin is as high as possible. After the bi-section trans-surgery, a special diet is applied for 6-7 weeks.