Thanks for posting this! I had a lap Roux en Y two years ago. It's neat to see what it was they did inside of me. My surgery took 2 and a half hours though and I had 11 incisions! I guess they had a few difficulties!
@bloodriverSHINING its the greater and lesser omentum...yes in a sense it is mainly fat which protects your distal jejunem and ileum (small intestine) from bacteria and is basically a protective barrier.
@aiannelli1 Blood does NOT just flow around loose in the body. The steam/smoke you see is cauterization which closes the ends of the severed blood vessels. This is an excellent surgeon doing this particular surgury!
are thoes the organs?
ashlynn5625 8 months ago
i am having this surgery Monday April 04, 2011. Wish me luck : )
chellesterlnig 10 months ago
@chellesterlnig good luck~!!
xXCandy333Xx 8 months ago
omg i wonder how it feels when your insides are rearranged.
chocolatepuff718 10 months ago
horrible job its sloppy seen a better procedure being done
bignbeautiful0821 11 months ago
Really interesting to see what was done to me!
alyblueyz 1 year ago
j espere que l on fera un aussi jolie travail sur moi!!!!!
wonderlala86 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this! I had a lap Roux en Y two years ago. It's neat to see what it was they did inside of me. My surgery took 2 and a half hours though and I had 11 incisions! I guess they had a few difficulties!
singup2him 3 years ago
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whay the fuck dodo they cut u are u a fat bastard american burger eater fag muahaha
AmericansSexualPreds 3 years ago
Very imformative video, except I would have dropped the soundtrack and instead placed a discriptive narration of the procedure at hand.
heavenboundiwillbe 3 years ago 7
are all those yellow things fat?
bloodriverSHINING 3 years ago 3
@bloodriverSHINING its the greater and lesser omentum...yes in a sense it is mainly fat which protects your distal jejunem and ileum (small intestine) from bacteria and is basically a protective barrier.
DPerry311 1 year ago
it make me sick.
biga2u 3 years ago
wheres the blood?
google1010 4 years ago
This is a bloodless procedure in the hands of experienced surgeons.
aiannelli1 4 years ago
@aiannelli1 Blood does NOT just flow around loose in the body. The steam/smoke you see is cauterization which closes the ends of the severed blood vessels. This is an excellent surgeon doing this particular surgury!
alyblueyz 1 year ago
*blink*
fortysevenbteg 4 years ago