What is the LINX ® device?

The LINX ® device is a miniature ring of interlinked titanium beads with a magnetic core that is placed around the gastroesophageal junction. The magnets within the device will then hold the esophagus in place to prevent stomach acid from entering the esophagus while allowing food to pass through to the stomach.

  • Do you have a hiatal hernia?

  • Does acid reflux affect you daily?

  • Do you suffer from acid reflux disease or esophagitis?

  • Are you suffering from complications of acid reflux?

LINX procedure may be for you.

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How is the LINX Procedure performed?

The physician will enter your abdomen through small incisions. The stomach will be moved down to view the esophagus. The esophagus will be measured and then fitted with the LINX® device. The magnets will then hold the esophagus in place to prevent stomach acid from entering the esophagus while allowing food to pass through to the stomach.

How long will it take to Recover from the LINX Procedure?

You will most likely experience a decrease in your GERD symptoms by the next day. You are allowed, in fact encouraged, to eat regular food immediately after the LINX® – a unique advantage over other procedures.

What the Risks Associated with the LINX® Device?

This device has very low risks. Experts consider it generally safe. The LINX® device is an implant that lasts long-term. Surgeons may need to perform removal and replacement surgery at any time. Taking out and/or replacing the device may be necessary to handle adverse reactions.

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What are Benefits of LINX Procedure?

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How does much the Procedure cost?

The cost will vary due to many factors including age, the severity of acid reflux, the presence of hiatal hernia, the use of mesh, and so on.

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Moreover, take advantage of our ongoing reduced pricing on many procedures and treatments. Subject to limited time offer.

Breathing difficulties or choking episodes, sensations of something sticking in the throat or a lump in the throat, and regurgitation when lying down, standing up, after meals, or after changing diet.  If you’re experiencing these symptoms and triggers. Check our free online GERD quiz.

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