Which type of gastric surgery seems to have the most post-surgical complications?

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Billroth II, or gastrojejunostomy, may result in the development of steatorrhea, weight loss, dumping syndrome, vomiting, and bacterial overgrowth.Billroth I may result in dumping syndrome, but this is less likely than with Billroth II.A vagotomy, depending on the type, may result in dumping syndrome and nutrient malabsorption.The roux-en-Y procedure may result in vomiting and weight loss, but the other side effects tend to be reduced.

Which Type of Gastric Surgery Seems to Have the Most