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DIFFICULT CHLECYSTECTOMY

Learn about the challenges and risks involved in performing difficult laparoscopic cholecystectomy surgery. Explore factors affecting conversion rates and patient contraindications. Ideal for surgeons facing acute cholecystitis cases.

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DIFFICULT CHLECYSTECTOMY

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  1. DIFFICULT CHLECYSTECTOMY By Dr.Ahmed Kensarah Consultant and associat prof.in general surgery

  2. Difficult Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy The difficult gallbladder is the most ‘difficult’ laparoscopic surgery being performed by general surgeons all over the world and the potential one that places thepatient at significant risk.

  3. DIFFICULT LAP. CHOLE • Factors affecting the conversion completion rate of lap chole. • Patient having absolute cntraindication to lap chole like: • - cardiovascular and pulmonarydisease • conversion had to be done due to several reasons ‘low in experienced hand -

  4. Difficult cholecystectomy in • Acute cholecystitis

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