SINGLE ANASTOMOSIS DUODENAL-ILEAL BYPASS WITH SLEEVE (SADI-S)

The SADI-S procedure aims to achieve both restriction (reducing the amount of food intake) and malabsorption (decreasing nutrient absorption) to promote weight loss. By combining these mechanisms, the procedure helps individuals achieve significant and sustained weight loss.

While specific success rates may differ across studies, research suggests that the SADI-S procedure can lead to significant weight loss. Reported excess weight loss (EWL) percentages range from approximately 60% to 80% at one year after surgery. Some studies have also demonstrated sustained weight loss and positive outcomes over longer follow-up periods.

Additionally, the SADI-S surgery has been associated with improvements or resolution of obesity-related comorbidities, such as type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and dyslipidemia.

As with any surgical procedure, the SADI-S carries potential risks and requires careful evaluation and consideration by a qualified Surgeon at BMI Surgical Institute. The suitability of this procedure depends on individual factors, such as BMI, overall health, and previous weight loss attempts. It is important to consult with one of our bariatric surgeon at BMI Surgical Institute who can provide detailed information, assess eligibility, and guide patients through the decision-making process.