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really strange question

Ok I might be weird but I was actually wondering when they take out that 80% of the stomach what do they do with it? Do they just toss it in the trash or quarintine it . Lol. Just a crazy thought.

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It's disposal medical waste. It is removed by a company that is a disposal company.

Well, they send it to pathology then discard it

I don't think your question is weird. I had a weird request for my dr. I asked if I could see the stomach after the operation, but I was told NO and I also asked what do they do with it. I was told it gets sent to a lab for pathology, record the findings. If there any abnormalities that may be of concern, they will save it for further studies. Otherwise, they get rid of it.

LOL thank god I am not alone!

Asked my doctor yesterday the same question, it went to the lab for histological examination :)

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