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Dr said he can "wrap esophogus" with stomach during sleeve sx?

I asked about sleeve sx with GERD. I had been leaning towards rny because I do have GERD. He said well, if the GERD is from a hiatal hernia, we will fix the hernia, and fix the GERD. If the GERD is from obesity, we will fix that as you lose weight. If it is from a weak LES valve I will leave some extra "dog ear" flap of stomach at the top of the sleeve and wrap it around the esophogus to create a stronger valve. Anyone ever heard of a doctor doing this?

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    I can't say I know anything about this, but I can say if you have ANY questions, get a second opinion. It's your body, e only one you have. Good luck to you.

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It's known as a Nissen fundoplication.

It's often done as a stand alone procedure for patients with GERD related to the lower esophageal sphincter not working as it's supposed to.

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