A study to discuss laparoscopic cholecystectomy and choledocholithotomy after resection of the stomach and gastrectomy
Otabek Zaribbaevuch YangibaevUrgench Branch of Tashkent Medical Academy and Chair Person at Department of Endosurgical and Thoracic Surgery Unit, Regional Medical Center of Khorezm Region, UzbekistanU. R. ZaribbayevUrgench Branch of Tashkent Medical Academy and Chair Person at Department of Endosurgical and Thoracic Surgery Unit, Regional Medical Center of Khorezm Region, UzbekistanZ. YangibaevMuhammad Arsalan Ali Sajid
2023en
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Due to the widespread prevalence of cholelithiasis, this disease often develops after various abdominal surgical procedures, especially after gastric resection and gastrectomy. According to a number of authors, after gastric resection, up to 10-15% of cases of calculous cholecystitis, choledocholithiasis, etc. (1-4) requiring surgical treatment are detected in the postoperative period. In such cases, surgeons sometimes hesitate whether to remove the gallbladder openly or laparoscopically. There is still no unanimous opinion among surgeons on this issue. We have therefore decided to share our experience in this area.
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