The Perfect Sleeve Gastrectomy (PDF)

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Graduated from the School of Medicine at Buenos Aires University, made his surgical training in Buenos Aires and then continued his posdoctoral research training in USA, lead by Prof. Michel Gagner.Author of 7 books, including the book entitled "Laparoscopic Gastrointestinal Surgery, novel techniques, Extending the limits" edited together with Prof. Michel Gagner and Mariano Giménez.



Member of the editorial board of many national and international journals. Authored more than 300 papers published and presented at global and national journals and conferences. Multiple presentations, panelist and participations in conferences in Argentina and abroad. Coordination and management of many courses and congresses in the country and abroad. Author of 38 book chapters.

Dr. Palermo is past President of the International Club of Young Laparoscopic Surgeons (ICYLS) where he served as president from 2011 to 2019.




He currently is the coordinator of Bariatric Surgery Centro CIEN - DIAGNOMED in Buienos Aires, Argentina and staff surgeon at the DAICIM Foundation.

Patrick Noel, MD, FACS, IFAMBS



Trained in minimally invasive surgery in the early '90s in Montpellier, he founded the bariatric department in a private practice in Marseille (France) in 2000.



He continues to prove his interest in new bariatric approaches by developing resleeve gastrectomy, spider surgery and barclip surgery.

He is now bringing his experience to the Gulf by joining several renowned hospitals across the region and looking into training young surgeons of the region to minimally invasive and bariatric surgery.


David Nocca, MD




Professor of Digestive Surgery at Montpellier University Hospital. He is recognized worldwide as an expert in bariatric sleeve surgery.
He was one of the first to integrate LPG techniques into the pre and postoperative management of the obese patient. He spent more than a year at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, world leader in the field. Director of the bariatric and metabolic surgery team since 2007 at CHU Montpellier. Expert in laparoscopic technique. Creator of "N" Sleeve gastrectomy.

Michel Gagner, MD, FRCSC, FACS, FASMBS, FICS, AFC (Hon.)




He did his surgical training at McGill University in Montreal from 1982-1988. During his residency he completed 2 years of a Ph.D. program on human lipolysis in sepsis at the Royal Victoria Hospital, McGill University from 1984-1986. Dr. Gagner also completed fellowships in hepatic surgery at Hopital Villejuif in Paris, France and pancreatico-biliary surgery at Lahey Clinic Medical Center in Burlington, Massachusetts, from 1989-1990.

Dr Gagner is known for his contributions in the field of Minimally Invasive Surgery, in particular the first description of laparoscopic adrenalectomy for Cushing syndrome and pheochromocytoma (1992), first description of laparoscopic pancreatectomy (distal and proximal) (1992-93), first description of endoscopic neck surgery with parathyroidectomy in 1995, first transgastric cholecystectomy in 1997 (NOTES), first description of laparoscopic duodenal switch for obesity in 1999 and laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy in 2000. More recently, he was co-surgeon for the first world transatlantic robotic cholecystectomy, between New York City and Strasbourg (France), the only surgical article published in Nature in 2001.



He has over 300 published journal articles, 40 book chapters, and 8 books on minimally invasive surgery. He has been visiting professor and operated in over 60 institutions in 48 countries. He has held prominent positions in more than 35 societies and organizations, and has served on the editorial boards of 12 surgical journals.