Sentence examples for off the stomach from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, our berber hosts were happy to polish off the stomach, liver, testicles, neck and kidneys.

Bariatric surgery, at an average cost of $30,000, reduces stomach capacity, typically by stapling off the stomach and creating a much smaller pouch.

Kvitova shook off the stomach virus that forced her to withdraw from the WTA Championships to defeat Jankovic in 80 minutes.

Then she tore off the sonogram images and handed them to me with one hand; with the other, she reached down to wipe the gel off the stomach of the woman who was bearing my child.

Yet, Leyva's shot hit off the stomach of Rebels freshman forward Maia Cohen, who was positioned on the right post, and bounced out play.

More extreme operations can bypass more of the intestine and close off less of the stomach.

Like the older restriction technique, the newer one, called the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, uses staples to close off most of the stomach, leaving just a small pouch that can hold only about two tablespoons of food.

The most expensive treatment for obesity is bariatric surgery, a $30,000 procedure that involves closing off much of the stomach and shortening the small intestine to make less room for food, creating the sensation of fullness more easily for an obese patient.

Microbiologist Fredrik Bäckhed of the University of Gothenburg in Sweden and colleagues tracked down 14 women who had undergone Roux-en-Y gastric bypass or vertical banded gastroplasty (another type of bariatric surgery that involves stapling off part of the stomach) more than 9 years ago.

This "bariatric" procedure recommended for people who are seriously obese costs around $30,000, and involves stapling off a section of the stomach.

The most popular bariatric surgery these days is a procedure called gastric bypass surgery in which doctors seal off most of the stomach by stapling it, leaving just a small pouch at the top.