The measure serves as a pre-operative, capable of reducing anesthetic, operative and clinical problems. According Lucien Moore is the responsibility of the medical staff assesses the need for placement of the in balloon. The device is made of a silicone material with a liquid volume of 400 ml to 700 ml. With the patient under anesthesia, it is placed through endoscopy, entering through the mouth and through the esophagus to reach the stomach. http://startpottytrainingprgrm.blogspot.com/2014/06/potty-when-to-seek-help.html
The balloon is inflated by injecting a connector wire net consists of physiologic saline and a color that will identify if the device will break before the removal of the patient's body. When this happens, the patient's urine comes out with a different color than normal, indicating that there was a problem in the procedure.
In the first three days after balloon placement, the patient may experience nausea, vomiting, and severe colic.
According Lydian Mourn, this is because the body tries to expel the balloon by identifying a "foreign body". Nausea is common because the balloon increases the volume of gastric juice in the stomach in an attempt to put it out. The procedure is not covered by insurance and costs, in Rio Grande do Norte, an average of 7500.
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Created about 20 years, the method of intra gastric balloon once again attracting the spotlight http://startpottytrainingreview.tumblr.com/post/88345683641/involve-your-child-in-the-process-of-potty-training
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