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Gastric Pacemaker

What Is Gastric Pacemaker?

Gastric pacemaker is a type of bariatric (weight loss) procedure that controls appetite and feelings of fullness. Also known as gastric electrical stimulation, this surgically implanted device controls nerve signals from the brain to the stomach.

Treating Obesity with Gastric Pacemaker

Gastric pacemaker can be very successful in treating obesity in patients that have not been able to lose weight through traditional methods. Learn more about conditions treated with gastric pacemaker. 

Read this article from NBC News to learn more about gastric pacemaker. 

Clinics for Gastric Pacemaker