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Bariatric Surgery May Soon Be Available to Patients With a Lower BMI
New developments in the field of bariatric surgery may provide solutions for patients who want weight loss surgery but previously did not qualify forany procedures, which usually require a BMI of 35 with a co-morbidity. TOGA is going through clinical trials now and some experts speculate that it may also be safe for pat...



Doctors say weight loss procedure is painless, doesn't leave marks
A new type of transoral weight loss surgery, Primary Obesity Surgery Endoscopic (POSE) is showing encouraging results after clinical trials. Twenty-seven people received the e...
TOGA Procedure: Weight loss without the risk offered at MU
The University of Missouri has seen encouraging results from a TOGA clinical study. TOGA , short for Transoral Gastroplasty, is a new procedure that allows surgeons to reshap...
DDW: Obesity Surgery Through the Mouth Seems to Work
Presentations at Digestive Disease Week, an annual gathering of physicians and researchers, report that transoral methods for treatment of obesity are showing early success. ...
Is TOGA the Future of Weight Loss Surgery?
If clinical results for Transoral Gastroplasty (TOGA) continue to be positive, patients may have access to a new form of bariatric surgery that does not require an incision...





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