The short-term complications are rare (visceral injury 1%, gastrointestinal perforation 1%), though the long-term complications are common and include: the dislocation of the band (20–25%), dilation of the esophagus (8%) and septic infection or other incidences (pain, displacement) of the ...
Pharmacists were asked to provide examples of difficulties found or their role in addressing such difficulties. For naproxen and omeprazole, an open-ended question was asked: What, if any, difficulties have you circumvented with over-the-counter (OTC) naproxen or other NSAIDs/omeprazole in your ...