Live Lap-Band® Surgery Part 1 of 5 - Kansas City

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Uploaded by on Mar 6, 2008

On March 4, 2008, Dr. Stephen Malley, Kansas City's most experienced LAP-BAND® surgeon, invited viewers into his operating room for the first time.

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  • 0:10-today we will be bringing you a lap-dance performed by doctor Steven Malay...lol

  • wooooooooooow amazing!!! ummmmm yep scared of going through with it... but its something to think about LOL... oooo man EYE OPENER

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  • so they don't cut u at all

  • so creepy oh well at least i know whats guna happn to me XD

  • Wow the wires glow...

  • @mydonald45 lol I thought that was what she said too rofl

  • Yeah, probably not a good idea to watch before surgery, but it is what it is. I am just praying I am not the 1 in 2000 (fatality rate) My BMI is 37 and I have Obstructive Sleep Apnea. I have a counseling session this week and I am GOING FOR IT!

  • guys, don't get this surgery. my mom's best friend's daughter died as a result of it.

  • Maybe I shouldn't watch this before I get banded on Friday ... hmm

  • @ultraviolet94 Isnt it scary to see the same surgery happening in front of your eyes now?

  • I was just recently banded, and this is fascinating! I didn't know why they put a board under my feet just before I went under...now I know it's because they adjust the angle of the table and it basically gives you something to stand on. Thanks so much for posting this.

  • @trenadawn Yes I believe so, they only request that it has been documented with your primary doc that you tried to lose weight on your own for at least 6 months.

  • do you take medicaid

  • What was the turn-around time for Tricare to approve you? I'm a 33 BMI: I'm not sure they'll approve me.

  • Tricare approved my surgery and my BMI is 42.1

  • i'm 26 and my BMI is 35.7 and i get the lap band

  • Wow!!!

    I'm 48.1, I'm looking forward to getting

    lap band later on this year.... I hope they don't tell me that.

    I'm with tri care, my hubby is in the army, but I do know that they will only allow a bmi of 32 to 50, some will only allow 50 and over.

    I need this surgery bad, I'm 22 and 280 lbs. I've had problems all my life with my weight, I lost weight and went down to 131, then 150... 190... 230... now 280.

  • having problems with my insurance,

  • I'm 48 BMI and was told I'm not suitable, the nurse thinks I'm just a big bloke. I'm off to see another doc and then a specialist in January..

  • By far the most informative and relevant video of all. The advice on part 5 what one could do post op is particulary valid. Recently banded 8/7/08 and I wish I had all this information before.

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