Buchwald’s Atlas of Metabolic & Bariatric Surgical Techniques and Procedures
is a comprehensive educational reference that visually presents the principles, techniques, and procedural concepts used in modern metabolic and bariatric surgery.
This atlas is designed to support learning, academic study, and professional reference for surgeons, trainees, and healthcare professionals seeking a structured overview of bariatric surgical approaches.
Why This Atlas Is Widely Used
This atlas emphasizes clear visual learning through detailed illustrations and step-by-step procedural overviews, making complex surgical concepts easier to understand in an academic context.
- High-quality surgical illustrations
- Structured presentation of procedures
- Focus on metabolic and bariatric surgery principles
- Trusted reference in surgical education
Educational Coverage
The atlas provides illustrated educational discussions covering:
- Foundational concepts of metabolic and bariatric surgery
- Overview of commonly performed bariatric procedures
- Anatomical considerations relevant to surgical techniques
- Procedural steps presented for educational understanding
- Variations in surgical approaches
- Post-procedure considerations discussed in an academic context
All content is presented for learning and reference purposes only.
What’s Included
| Component | Format | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Atlas content | Digital (PDF / Online Access*) | High-resolution surgical illustrations |
| Procedural overviews | Illustrated chapters | Step-by-step visual explanations |
| Reference material | Digital | Structured academic content |
Intended Audience
- Bariatric and metabolic surgery trainees
- General and gastrointestinal surgeons
- Surgical residents and fellows
- Medical educators and academic institutions
This atlas is provided strictly for educational and reference purposes.
It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment and must not be used as a substitute for professional surgical training or clinical judgment.
The content is intended for healthcare professionals and trainees within an academic or educational setting.
