ArticleJournal of surgical case reports2024
Safety and efficacy of laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy post simultaneous kidney and pancreas transplant.
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Few reports in the literature explore the efficacy of bariatric surgery in patients post simultaneous kidney and pancreas transplant (SKPT). This case report entails a patient who had SKPT because of end-stage renal disease and type I diabetes. The transplant failed, and the patient gained weight. The report explains the approach and the outcome of laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy in this patient as a preparation for a re-transplant. The patient was having grade 2 obesity, insulin-dependent, on hemodialysis, and had obstructive sleep apnea on bilevel positive airway pressure. A multidisciplinary team approach was implemented, and the procedure was completed with no immediate postoperative complications. The patient lost ~10 kg and was able to stop insulin.
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