Macro and micro nutritional deficiencies may occur in some bariatric patients post surgery, which can result in serious neurological complications. We present the case of a patient who developed polyradiculoneuropathy a variation of acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy or - guillain-barre syndrome or apgars-acute post gastric reduction surgery neuropathy following laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy surgery. We discuss the importance of identifying symptoms of polyradiculoneuropathy (prn) or apgars after bariatric surgery and give recommendations for treatment.

Biography:
Dr. Sapan Ashok Jain is a Bariatric, GI, Laparoscopic surgeon at KEM Hospital, Bombay. He has completed his MBBS in 1997 from Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College, University of Mumbai, India & M.S. in General Surgery from Seth G.S Medical College and K.E.M. Hospital, University of Mumbai, India.
He received the fellowship award in Laparoscopic Surgery from AIIMS-Dept: of Surgical Disciplines, New Delhi, India on 11th October 2016, received the 1st Pace fellowship award in Bariatric & Metabolic Surgery from LASER- Sri Aurobindo Medial College and also received the 1st Fellowship award in Minimal Access Surgery from Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endosurgeonʼs Society.
He has completed his internship training in January 1999. Currently he is working as dedicated Bariatric, GI, Laparoscopic Surgeon at - Fortis JK Hospital, Udaipur (India) & performing all advanced Laparoscopic Surgical procedures especially Bariatric and Upper GI Surgery.