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Bariatric surgery includes a selection of techniques performed on those who are obese. Weight reduction is achieved by way of reducing the size of the stomach with an implanted medical device (gastric banding) or via removal of a part of the stomach (sleeve gastrectomy) or by way of resecting and re-routing the small intestines to a small belly pouch (gastric bypass surgical operation) with the aim of weight loss and resolution of weight problems associated co morbidities. There are improvements in life expectancy and quality of life is attributable not only because of the weight loss, but also because of the improvements in co morbidities like diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia etc.

Obesity Surgery in Mumbai

As long as you do your research on Mumbai weight loss surgeons and clinics/hospitals, you can find options with an excellent safety record. Americans and Canadians have been traveling to Mumbai for many years to receive safe, successful bariatric surgery, and we keep going back. Costs of weight loss surgery in India are often much lower than costs in western countries. Mumbai provides reliable and affordable all-inclusive weight loss surgery packages with certified surgeons and accredited hospitals facilities. By offering gastric sleeve and hard-to-do surgeries, including revising failed surgeries. Patients from the entire world have undergone weight loss surgery in Mumbai to get a second chance at life!

Best 16 Obesity Surgeons in Mumbai

If you are looking for 16 best obesity surgeons in Mumbai you must first know about its background. Here are some the best obesity surgeons in Mumbai:

• Ramen Goel is the first master surgeon in bariatric & metabolic surgical treatment in India. He is one of the few surgeons who perform only bariatric surgeries.
• Sanjay Borude is a bariatric surgeon in Mumbai and has an experience of 35 years in this field. He has treated several patients suffering from life-threatening obesity in India.
• Aparna Govil Bhasker is a bariatric and advanced laparoscopic GI surgeon. She is one of the first surgeons in India to be accepted through the surgical evaluation company (SRC) as a center for excellence (COE) general practitioner in 2011.
• Muffazal Lakdawala is known internationally over for his pioneering work inside the discipline of scar-less bariatric surgical operation and is an eager researcher in the field of diabetes surgical operation.

Top Bariatric Surgery Hospitals Mumbai

Mumbai has become a world-class destination for patients who want to undergo weight loss surgery. The network of physicians coordinating at top bariatric surgical treatment hospitals Mumbai performs surgical procedures which is equipped with tools and technology that meet the same rigorous standards as hospitals in the U.S. A limited number of surgeries are performed at the hospitals here each day so patients can expect to receive dedicated, personalized care at affordable prices. All patient meals are protected in your surgical procedure package. You can also take advantage of continuous post-operative nutritional counseling and a private online support group to help you achieve your weight loss goals.

Best Laparoscopic Bariatric Surgeons in Mumbai

Best laparoscopic bariatric surgeons in Mumbai provide one of the best medical solutions for weight loss in India. They carry out laparoscopic gastric bypass and laparoscopic gastric bandaging as the best treatment methods. The medical team performing the procedure here is excellent in terms of quality and experience. Most of the weight reduction surgeon’s right here is certified from prestigious universities of the world, which has the history of producing ace medical professionals. Surgeons determine the exact metabolic procedure technique after patient’s complete diagnostics. The surgeons’ offer 2-3 times lower prices for bariatric procedures than in Europe, the USA or the Middle East.

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Uchendu, wife and babies

He was convinced that the parcel he picked was well loaded and among the best and, therefore, had no need to worry about.

But wishes, they say, are not horses. For 16 tortuous years, Uchedu lived with her wife, Judith, but without a single child to show for the marriage. Chief Uchendu did his traditional marriage on June 6, 1992 and church wedding on November 28 of the same year.

As the problem lingers, Uchendu who hails from Ibeme Ugiri in Mbano Local Government Area of Imo State set out in search for a solution.

This took the husband and wife from one place to another; from one medical prescription to another, yet there was no headway.

In a chat with Daily Sun, Uchendu said: “I did everything humanly possible for 16 years to see if I could get a child, but there was no way. I spent more than N10 million in the search for just a child, in fact, all the money I made within that period was all spent, and still there was no solution.”

But one thing that the couple had going for them was their absolute faith in what God can do.

“After sometime, we took a decision that we would not go to any where again in search of a child; if God would not give us one, we will accept His wish after all we’ve tried as human beings. After that decision, we stopped all medications towards this direction and hoped wholly on God”, Uchendu said.

Uchendu, a Christian of the Catholic fold, decided to put his faith in God in practice as he went into knighthood and was conferred with the Knight of Saint John International (KSJ).

Two spectacular things happened during the period that preceded his initiation into knighthood in September 2007.

First, his wife who although may have disagreed with him on some issues, but definitely not on the issue of child bearing, vehemently opposed his idea of going into knighthood.

Her reason, according to Uchendu, was that, “when one is initiated into knighthood, he would not marry two wives. She was afraid my family would accuse her of luring me into knighthood in order to stop me from marrying another woman who would bear me children. I told her to relax because all the while, she never knew there was no pressure from my family to marry another woman because we are a Christian family”.

The second and more spectacular thing which happened within the period was that as Uchendu was attending programmes preparatory to his knighthood initiation, his wife became pregnant and they never knew.

His words: “As I was attending programmes preceding my initiation into the knighthood, I never knew my wife had taken in. When it became evident, I asked her to go for scanning tests and the results showed he had only one child in her womb and we prepared for her delivery based on the result of the scanning.

“But God in His infinite way of doing things, my wife in February 2008, delivered twins (a boy and a girl). One came out at exactly 5.00p.m. on that fateful day and the second followed 30 minutes later,” he said.

As the twins, Prince Udochukwu and Princeness Adaeze were delivered, Uchendu said that at first he was confused, but later felt relieved.

He said everything around him changed as his house on School Road, Aba became a tourist site of sorts. People from far and near came to see for themselves if actually his wife given birth. Even some American doctors who attended to them in Nigeria when they were in search of the fruit of the womb, joined in the ecstasy of that moment. They went further to send gift items from America for the upkeep of the kids.

In the 16 years of waiting, wherever the couple went for medical tests, they were always said to be okay. But this never stopped people from cajoling them until it got to the point where they were in turn praised..

“Although within the 16 years of waiting, people said all sorts of things against us, but we were not bothered because we knew that one day, God will answer our prayers. After sometime, those who were cajoling and calling us all sorts of names, then turned around to praise and call us the best couple around,” he said.

Recently, the twins clocked two years and their father who had at their delivery presented a cow in fulfillment of the vow he made to God, treated them to a lavish birthday ceremony.

But like Oliver Twist, Chief Uchendu who asked for just a child, but God gave him two at once, is asking for more children, even as he said “at the same time, I will be contented with the twins if that’s all God has for me.”

A Lagos High Court, on Monday, sentenced a former boss of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Bello Lafiaji, to 16 years imprisonment for abuse of office and conspiracy. His erstwhile special assistant, Usman Amali, also bagged a seven-year jail term.

The Independent Corrupt Practices Commission and other related matters (ICPC) had arraigned both Mr. Lafiaji and Mr. Amali in 2008, on a seven-count charge of abuse of office and conspiracy. The Anti-graft body said the duo had in November 2005 conspired and unlawfully received 164,300 euros from a drug suspect identified as Ikenna Onochie, to secure Mr. Onochie’s release from NDLEA’s custody. The two defendants had severally pleaded not guilty to the charges.

The money, which was also alleged to ensure the release of the suspect’s impounded cars, was part of the exhibits seized from the suspect’s house while he was arrested for being in possession of 3.2kg of cocaine and heroin.

Mr. Onochie is currently facing trial for drug trafficking at the Federal High Court, Ikoyi.

Ruling on the judgment, Olusola Williams, (a Justice of the Federal High Court) held that the prosecution had successfully proved that the release of Mr. Onochie from custody was irregular.

“The court finds the two defendants guilty for receiving money for personal benefits. The prosecution has proved its case and they are as guilty as charged. The court holds that there was an agreement between the defendants to do what they did,” she declared.

Mrs. Williams, while commending the former NDLEA boss for his role in uplifting the standard of the anti-drug agency, said he allowed his reputation to be tarnished because of personal gains.

As for the second defendant, the special assistant to Mr. Lafiaji, the judge said, “he appeared to have followed his master blindly,” she said.

Mrs. Williams said she found the defendants guilty in six of the seven-count-charge and ruled that “Lafiaji is sentenced on counts one to four for four years each, while for counts six and seven, he is sentenced to two years each.”

Also, according to her ruling, “Amali is sentenced to two years each on counts one and two, while on counts three, four and six, he is sentenced to one year each”, Williams concluded. The sentences are to run concurrently.”