Table 2. Possible complications after OAGB.
| XXXX | Complications |
|---|---|
| Complications resolved surgically | |
| Requiring conversion to open surgery | Intra-abdominal bleeding |
| EG junction perforation | |
| Incorrect gastric transection | |
| Resolved by open reoperations | Intra-abdominal bleeding |
| Leaks (from anastomotic gastric reservoir) | |
| Small bowel obstruction | |
| Partial necrosis of the excluded stomach | |
| Resolved by laparoscopic exploratory laparotomy | Intra-abdominal bleeding |
| Leaks (from anastomotic gastric reservoir) | |
| Small bowel obstruction | |
| Acute dilation of the excluded stomach | |
| Complications resolved conservatively | |
| Resolved by medical treatment and endoscopic intervention (with or without fibrin glue sealing) | Leaks (from anastomotic gastric reservoir) |
| Resolved by medical treatment only | Acute pancreatitis |
| Other complications and side effects | |
| Medical treatment, IV or PO supplementation, need for transfusion | Esophageal clinical reflux |
| Protein malnutrition | |
| Iron deficiency | |
| Nausea/vomiting | |
| Folate/B12 deficiencies | |
| Diarrhea |
OAGB, one-anastomosis gastric bypass.