Single-incision gastric sleeve performed in Austin
An archived NuSelf report documents Dr. Sashidhar Ganta performing a transumbilical sleeve gastrectomy through a single access site at North Austin Medical Center.
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An archived NuSelf report documents Dr. Sashidhar Ganta performing a transumbilical sleeve gastrectomy through a single access site at North Austin Medical Center.
Read the original NuSelf archiveThis historical release describes the retraction-suture technique Dr. Ganta developed to support a true single-incision approach without an additional liver-retractor port.
Read the original NuSelf archiveAn early practice milestone recorded 25 transumbilical gastric band procedures and NuSelf founder Dr. Ganta’s role in advancing minimally invasive bariatric techniques.
Read the original NuSelf archiveThe archived announcement reports an early Texas transumbilical gastric band procedure performed through the navel with no visible abdominal scar.
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