cholecystotomy

the surgeon decided to perform a cholecystotomy to remove the large gallstones.

cholecystotomy is often a last resort when the patient cannot tolerate general anesthesia.

postoperative care following a cholecystotomy requires monitoring for bile leakage.

the medical report documented a successful cholecystotomy with stone extraction.

before the invention of laparoscopy, open cholecystotomy was a standard procedure.

the indication for cholecystotomy includes severe acute cholecystitis in high-risk patients.

complications arising from the cholecystotomy were managed with conservative therapy.

the resident physician assisted the attending surgeon during the cholecystotomy.

recovery time after a simple cholecystotomy is generally shorter than after total removal.

the technique of cholecystotomy allows for the preservation of the gallbladder.

we reviewed the case history regarding the cholecystotomy performed last week.