Medical glossary · Bariatric surgery

SASI (Single Anastomosis Sleeve Ileal Bypass)

SASI combines the idea of a sleeve with a partial bypass of food in selected cases.

Definition

SASI is a bariatric operation that combines reducing the stomach size with diverting part of the food stream. It may suit specific cases after a careful medical assessment.

Why it matters

Patients often come across SASI when comparing the different bariatric procedures.

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Common questions

Is SASI suitable for every patient with obesity?

No. Suitability is decided by weight, diabetes, reflux, eating pattern and test results.

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