Overview
Age group
Adults
Type of care
Inpatient, Outpatient
Method
Surgical
About the offer
What’s included
Medical service
- clinical history-taking
- medical records review
- physical examination
- consultation with a surgeon
- consultation with an anesthesiologist
- follow-up consultation
- complete blood count (CBC)
- blood type test (ABO, Rh)
- biochemical analysis of blood (kidney and liver function tests, electrolytes, glucose)
- inflammation blood tests
- coagulation studies
- urinalysis
- upper endoscopy
- ambulatory reflux monitoring
- esophageal manometry
- barium swallow/contrast esophagram
- electrocardiogram (ECG)
- chest X-ray
- preoperative patient preparation
- surgical treatment (laparoscopic RefluxStop surgery with possible hiatal hernia repair)
- postoperative care
- symptomatic treatment related to the intervention
- doctors' fees
- hospitalization for the patient (up to 2 days)
- cost of essential medicines
- cost of essential materials
- cost of the RefluxStop implant
- general anesthesia
- nursing service
- discharge medical records
- further recommendations
Extra add-ons
AiroCare
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FAQ
Who is the ideal candidate for this procedure?
This treatment is designed for individuals suffering from chronic acid reflux who either find that medication no longer provides sufficient relief or wish to avoid the long-term side effects of daily drug therapy. It is also a highly effective option for patients experiencing secondary symptoms like persistent hoarseness, dental erosion, or a significant decline in their professional and personal quality of life due to GERD.
What materials are used to construct the implant?
The device is crafted from high-grade medical-grade silicone, specifically chosen for its excellent biological compatibility and long-term safety within the human body. It is a small, flexible, and rounded cube weighing only nine grams that contains no electronic parts or metal, though it does include a specialized tracer to ensure it remains visible during future X-ray imaging.
How is the surgical process performed?
The surgical team utilizes a minimally invasive, laparoscopic approach where the esophagus is returned to its correct anatomical position and any existing hiatal hernia is repaired. Unlike older methods, the implant is secured to the outer wall of the stomach using the patient's own gastric tissue to act as a mechanical barrier that prevents the valve from sliding back into the chest.
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