New Britain CT Vein Treatment Center
Vein Centers of Connecticut - New Britain
23 Cedar Street
New Britain CT 06052
866-927-0156
Biliopancreatic Diversion (BPD) in New Britain, CT
The biliopancreatic diversion bypass is also performed through open surgery with one long incision. It is a more complicated procedure and parts of the stomach are removed, the bypass is attached to the distal ileum. Because of the risk for nutritional deficiencies, this technique is not used very often.
To curb food intake a small pouch is created by stapling a portion of the stomach. Then, a Y-shaped part of the small intestine is attached to the pouch so that food can bypass the duodenum, as the bypass extends to the initial portion of the jejunum. Food intake is significantly restricted in both of these techniques while reducing your hunger at the same time to facilitate healthy weight loss. During the first year following your bypass you will notice the majority of your weight loss which will culminate by the end of the second year.
About Vein Centers of Connecticut - New Britain
A Vein Specialty offers Prescott vein treatment services to patients suffering from spider veins and varicose veins. Anybody suffering from these conditions will attest to the painful nature of varicose veins and the embarrassment caused by both varicose veins and spider veins. Patients who suffer from these venous conditions will find treatment and service at this Prescott vein treatment center that can help them overcome these problems.
This Prescott vein treatment center offers a variety of treatments that help patients find relief. Among them are compression stockings, endovenous laser ablation, sclerotherapy and varicose vein surgery. Laser and light therapy and others are also available. Patients who would like to know more about A Vein Specialty and the services provided should contact a medical professional on staff for further information. All procedures are performed using the latest equipment and medical technology to ensure patient safety and success during and after the procedure.