BARIATRIC SURGERY

SADI-S

Maximum metabolic effect

1-1.5 h
Duration
2-3 Days
Hospital Stay
2 Wks.
Recovery
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SADI-S delivers the strongest metabolic effect of all bariatric procedures – especially when diabetes dominates your life.

A modern procedure that combines sleeve gastrectomy and bypass technique while being simpler in design than the classic BPD/DS.

The Procedure

Single Anastomosis Duodeno-Ileal Bypass with Sleeve (SADI-S)

SADI-S combines a sleeve gastrectomy with a bypass connection to the duodenum. Strongest metabolic effect of all bariatric procedures. Particularly effective for severe type 2 diabetes.

Medical illustration: SADI-S

Why this procedure

Benefits of SADI-S

01
Maximum metabolic effect
SADI-S achieves the strongest metabolic effect of all bariatric procedures – especially for severe type 2 diabetes.
02
Combination of two procedures
SADI-S unites sleeve gastrectomy and bypass technique into a highly effective procedure with a simplified surgical design.
03
Especially for the highest BMI
Specifically developed for patients with the highest BMI, where other procedures are not sufficiently effective.

Results

What SADI-S achieves

Highest diabetes remission rate

SADI-S achieves the highest diabetes remission rates of all bariatric procedures – a decisive advantage for severe type 2 diabetes.

Significant weight loss

Maximum and sustained weight loss, particularly for patients with a very high BMI.

For patients where other procedures were not sufficiently effective

SADI-S is the ideal option as a revision procedure after sleeve gastrectomy or when other procedures have not achieved the desired results.

Eligibility

Who is this procedure suitable for?

  • BMI over 50
  • Severe type 2 diabetes
  • Insufficient results after sleeve gastrectomy
  • Metabolic syndrome
  • Maximum weight loss desired
“SADI-S unites sleeve gastrectomy and bypass into a highly effective procedure – especially for patients with the highest BMI.”
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Gerhard Prager
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Frequently Asked Questions

Well informed for your consultation

What is the difference compared to other bypass procedures?

SADI-S combines a sleeve gastrectomy with a bypass connection to the duodenum. Unlike the Roux-en-Y, only one anastomosis is created, and the rerouting occurs further down in the small intestine. This results in a stronger metabolic effect with a simpler surgical design than the classic BPD/DS.

Who is SADI-S suitable for?

SADI-S is particularly suitable for patients with a BMI over 50, with severe type 2 diabetes, or as a revision procedure after sleeve gastrectomy when weight loss was insufficient.

What follow-up care is required?

After SADI-S, lifelong supplementation with vitamins and minerals is necessary. Regular blood tests and follow-up appointments are essential to detect and treat deficiencies early.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Call us at +43 660 489 58 51 or use the contact form. During the initial consultation, we will determine together which procedure is optimal for you.

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Gerhard Prager

YOUR SURGEON

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Gerhard Prager

IFSO World President 2023/2024. Over 9,900 procedures. Professor at MedUni Vienna.

Questions about SADI-S?

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