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	<title>Comments on: hiatal hernia open vs Lap ?</title>
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		<title>By: Osvaldo Tuyet</title>
		<link>http://www.obesity-surgery.bseulf.org/2007/03/07/hiatal-hernia-open-vs-lap/#comment-4329</link>
		<author>Osvaldo Tuyet</author>
		<pubDate>Thu, 08 Mar 2007 00:38:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I know I had to have an open procedure because they thought I had a huge hernia.
Actually it ended up being a huge hematoma caused by an auto accident. Having a
hernia or not should not influence the insurance company. They just did
multiple procedures on me all at the same time which was suppose to be the
hernia repair (just a temp fix), gallbladder removal, and the gastric bypass. I
was not given the option of a Laproscopic procedure. The doctor should know
before the surgery if he still can do the Lap.

I have a surgery date for 10/18 and I had my pre-op visit-the doc
told me I had a hiatal hernia which I knew since I had a barium
swallow due to swallowing problem a year ago and found out at that
time that I had a nice size one. Does this interfere with having the
laproscopic RYN and could it mean that I may need an open procedure?
Just wondering, also does this also influence the insurance company
as far as their making a decision since I am still pending they are
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just waiting for the test results etc-thanks- Andrea

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I know I had to have an open procedure because they thought I had a huge hernia.<br />
Actually it ended up being a huge hematoma caused by an auto accident. Having a<br />
hernia or not should not influence the insurance company. They just did<br />
multiple procedures on me all at the same time which was suppose to be the<br />
hernia repair (just a temp fix), gallbladder removal, and the gastric bypass. I<br />
was not given the option of a Laproscopic procedure. The doctor should know<br />
before the surgery if he still can do the Lap.</p>
<p>I have a surgery date for 10/18 and I had my pre-op visit-the doc<br />
told me I had a hiatal hernia which I knew since I had a barium<br />
swallow due to swallowing problem a year ago and found out at that<br />
time that I had a nice size one. Does this interfere with having the<br />
laproscopic RYN and could it mean that I may need an open procedure?<br />
Just wondering, also does this also influence the insurance company<br />
as far as their making a decision since I am still pending they are<br />
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just waiting for the test results etc-thanks- Andrea</p>
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