Department of Surgery

Mini Gastric Bypass

Also known as One-Anastomosis Gastric Bypass (OAGB), this procedure creates a long, narrow stomach pouch connected directly to the small intestine to support effective weight loss and metabolic improvement.

Mini Gastric Bypass Procedure

Transformative Bariatric & Metabolic Care

Mini Gastric Bypass combines restriction, changes in gut hormones, and reduced nutrient absorption. By creating a narrow pouch and using a single surgical connection (anastomosis), it delivers powerful, sustainable outcomes for weight loss and obesity-related metabolic conditions.

How It Works

01
Pouch Creation

A long, narrow stomach pouch is formed, significantly restricting food intake capacity.

02
Single Anastomosis

The pouch is reconnected to the small intestine through a single surgical loop junction, reducing absorption.

03
Hormonal & Metabolic Shift

Changes in key gut hormones curb appetite and trigger rapid improvements in metabolic function.

Key Procedure Benefits

Targeted outcomes designed for sustainable health improvements

Significant Weight Loss

Delivers high, long-term weight-loss potential through dual restriction and malabsorption.

Diabetes Improvement

May significantly improve or remit Type 2 diabetes and metabolic health parameters.

Metabolic Relief

Provides strong health benefits against obesity-related conditions and comorbidities.

Single Anastomosis

Requires only one intestinal connection, simplifying the surgical procedure.