Dr. Gail M. Wynn, MD
Surgeon
537 Stanton Christiana Rd Suite 102 Newark DE, 19713About
A board-certified general and bariatric surgeon, Dr. Gail M. Wynn diagnoses and treats patients at the Christiana Institute of Advanced Surgery (CHRIAS) in Newark, DE. The President and Co-Founder of CHRIAS, Dr. Wyn is also the Medical Director of Bariatric Surgery at Saint Francis Bariatric Surgery Center and The American Surgery Center. The American Surgery Center is her outpatient surgery center. She also practices at several local hospitals, including Trinity Health. As a bariatric surgeon, Dr. Wynn specializes in performing a variety of weight loss procedures on people who are obese. These procedures may include Roux en Y Bypass, Sleeve Gastrectomy, and Biliopancreatic Diversion with Duodenal Switch. Her areas of expertise cover weight loss surgery and advanced laparoscopic surgery, as well as breast surgery and abdominal wall reconstruction. Her professional journey in bariatric surgery spans twenty-two years; During which time she has performed over 2,000 weight loss surgeries and has authored numerous publications and academic presentations. Her practice is highly regarded for providing excellent outcomes and maintaining low complication rates. She feels that her success is attributable primarily to her family’s patience and understanding and her patients’ inspiration and trust. Dr. Wynn dedicates her spare time to skiing, traveling, participating in 5ks, half marathons, triathlons, and mud runs, as well as being with her family.
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Education and Training
Southern Illinois University School of Medicine 1995
Board Certification
American Board of Surgery; General Surgery
American Board of Surgery; Bariatric Surgery
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Dr. Gail M. Wynn, MD's Expert Contributions
Is removing colon polyps dangerous?
Removing colon polyps by colonoscopy is usually not dangerous. However, if the polyp is too big to be removed by colonoscopy then it will require surgery to remove. Is it dangerous? Well, it is a major operation. It does require removing part of your colon which does carry risks of things like bleeding, infection, and leaks at the anastomosis (where the colon is reconnected). But it’s better than the alternative which is leaving in a polyp that could potentially turn into cancer. I hope this helps. READ MORE
Is it OK to sleep on your side after inguinal hernia surgery?
Yes that is fine. READ MORE
How is abdominal trauma treated?
Abdominal trauma should be worked up by a trauma surgeon. You could talk to your primary care doctor to refer you to somebody. READ MORE
Is a hiatal hernia serious?
If your symptoms of reflux are managed with medications that control your stomach acid then that is all you need. If it is not then special tests will need to be performed to see if you will need surgery to control your symptoms and what type of surgery. Hope this helps. READ MORE
How dangerous would it be to have a piece of glass stuck in my temporal lobe?
That is a question that is best asked to a neurosurgeon. Gail Wynn READ MORE
Nerve damage?
That sounds like you may have damaged a nerve in your leg. You will need to see a neurologist (a doctor that specializes in nerve problems) who can test you for that. They will also be able to recommend medication to help with the pain. Hope this helps. READ MORE
How long does it take to heal from abdominal hernia surgery?
About 4-6 weeks. It also depends on other factors. Was it a big surgery? Are you overweight? Do you have factors or take medications that delay healing. All these things may make it take longer to heal. READ MORE
Expert Publications
Data provided by the National Library of MedicineAwards
- Delaware’s Top Docs for Abdominal Surgery from 2007-2011 Year Delaware Today Magazine
- Delaware’s Top Bariatric Surgeon from 2011-present Year
- Patients' Choice Award 2018
- Compassionate Doctor Recognition 2018
Treatments
- Obesity
- Gastritis
- Pain
Professional Memberships
- American College of Surgeons
Fellowships
- Medical Center of Delaware Bariatric Surgery
Fellowships
- Medical Center of Delaware0Bariatric Surgery
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