Smith, chief of general and gastrointestinal surgery at Emory University School of Medicine, in Atlanta, says that he is not aware of any research showing that the Fobi method is better. It's a minimally invasive surgery performed with a very small incision. The results have been very dramatic. Instead of a week's hospital stay, it's just two days. Instead of two or three months off work, they are off work two to three weeks.
Wound healing is minimal.
I think that's going to be a much more common procedure than Dr. Fobi's pouch. All rights reserved. All rights reserved.