Radiological Views of the LAP-BAND® System
—Post-Op Normal View—

Note the angle of the Lap-Band.

Note the undisturbed passage of the contrast medium.

Note there is no excess gastric fundus tissue above the band.

Fig.1 Water-soluble contrast medium swallow on the first postoperative day. Notice the position of the LAP-BAND® System: which is very proximal, almost at the gastro esopheal junction.

Note the non-obstructed passage of contrast medium with a non-adjusted band.

Note the appearance of a small proximal Gastric pouch and the slightly obstructed passage of contrast media.

Fig.2 Radiological aspect of the LAP-BAND® System: which is not inflated.

Fig.3 Same patient after inflation with 2 ml: reduction of the diameter of the stoma, with small proximal gastric pouch now visible.

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