| A small sac which is attached to the
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| | permanent. With a laser or electrocautery
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| undersurface of the liver, that holds
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| | the gall bladder is cut free. Through one
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| bile is the gall bladder.The liver
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| | of the abdominal incisions the gall
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| produce a digestive juice called bile and
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| | bladder is pulled out of the body. After
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| it is used to break down dietary fats.
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| | that from the abdominal cavity are
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| The water is extracted by the gall
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| | removed the instruments and the carbon
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| bladder from its store of bile until the
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| | dioxide gas. And finally the incisions
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| liquid becomes highly concentrated. The
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| | are sutured and covered with dressings.
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| gall bladder squeezes its bile
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| | Open surgery is the same as laparoscopic
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| concentrate into a small intestine when
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| | surgery, except the gall bladder has in
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| are consumed fatty foods.
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| | large and presents a single incision in
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| About 15 percent of people aged 50 years
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| | the abdominal wall. Sometimes a
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| and over are affected by gallstones which
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| | laparoscopic cholecystectomy turns into
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| are a disorder of the digestive system.
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| | open surgery if the surgeon encounters
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| Gallstones are formed by the
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| | unexpected difficulties such as not being
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| crystallisation of excess cholesterol in
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| | able to clearly see the gall bladder.
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| bile and the failure of the gall bladder
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| | Symptoms like mild pain in the shoulder
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| to completely empty. The person can live
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| | from the carbon dioxide gas may appear
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| without gall bladder because it is not a
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| | after the operation. The patient may be
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| vital organ. If gallstones are causing
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| | advised to take pain killing drugs even
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| problems is recommended cholecystectomy,
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| | cough regularly is needed. It may be
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| or surgical removal of the gall bladder.
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| | possible also an overnight stay in
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| Into the small intestine by slender ducts
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| | hospital when the patient has choosen the
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| from the gall bladder is collected bile.
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| | laparoscopic cholecystectomy. In case of
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| If these ducts are blocked by the
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| | an open surgery may be a hospital stay of
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| gallstones can appear pains and serious
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| | up to eight days will be necessary. Some
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| complications like nausea and vomiting,
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| | risks may appear after the operation. The
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| infection of the gall bladder
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| | complications may include: internal
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| (cholecystitis), jaundice since bile
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| | bleeding, infection, injury to nearby
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| enters the bloodstream instead of the
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| | digestive organs, injury to the bile
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| digestive system, inflammation of the
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| | duct, leakage of bile into the abdominal
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| pancreas (pancreatitis), infections of
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| | cavity, injury to blood vessels.
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| the liver, cancer of the gall bladder
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| | The patient can take care of himself. In
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| which occurs rarely.
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| | this case here are some suggestions like:
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| Patients need to speak with the doctor or
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| | rest from 3 to 5 days, avoiding heavy
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| surgeon, before the operation about the
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| | lifting and physical exertion under
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| pre-existing conditions which may
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| | advice from the doctor, the settle down
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| influence decisions on surgery and
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| | after surgery. Problems that may appear:
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| anaesthetic, the medications taken on a
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| | bloating, abdominal pains and changes to
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| normal basis and the bad reactions or
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| | toileting habits. To make sure all is
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| side effects from any drugs. There are
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| | well the patient need to see the doctor.A
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| two ways to remove the gall bladder one
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| | form of treatment for gallstones appears
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| named laparoscopic cholecystectomy or
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| | when the gallstones are broken down by
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| "keyhole" surgery and the other is open
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| | sound waves. Medications are also used,
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| surgery called laparotomy.
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| | but the success rate is variable and side
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| In the case of laparoscopic
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| | effects are common and treatment is
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| cholecystectomy are made some small
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| | expensive.
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| abdominal incisions which permite the
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| | There are some facts that the patient
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| access of a slender instruments to the
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| | should not forget, for example: the gall
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| abdominal cavity. In the body is
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| | bladder is a small sac that holds bile,
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| introduced a tube which blows a gentle
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| | which is used to break down dietary fats,
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| stream of carbon dioxide gas. So the
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| | gall stones are common disorder of the
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| abdominal wall is separated from the
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| | digestive system which affect around 15
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| underlying organs. With a tiny TV camera
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| | per cent of people aged 50 years and
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| attached to the laparoscope the surgeon
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| | over, the surgical removal of the gall
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| can see on a TV monitor the gall bladder.
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| | bladder is recommended if gallstones are
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| Gallstones during the operation with
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| | causing problems.
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| x-rays can be checked and wedged within
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| | There are many side effects of gallstone
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| the bile ducts. The ducts and artery are
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| | but there are also many possibilities to
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| clipped shut and these clips are
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| | prevent its apparition.
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