Risk: Gallbladder Surgery, Gall Stone Removal, Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy

What is the complication rate after gall bladder surgery/ Laparoscopic cholecystectomy? Gall bladder surgery or laparoscopic cholecystectomy is relatively safe. However, like every other surgery, it carries a small risk of complications that are listed below: Bile leak- This is one of the most feared complications after gall bladder surgery. An injury to the bile

Frequently asked questions (FAQ’s) on Gallbladder Surgery, Gall Stone Removal, Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy:   Can gall bladder stones be treated without a surgery?   Even today, the word “surgery” induces fear among patients. This is the most common question that people ask me when they come for a consult for stones in the gall bladder. However,

Gall bladder stones are a very common ailment. Gall Stone Surgery in Mumbai or laparoscopic cholecystectomy is one of the most commonly performed general surgeries. Myths and fear of surgery sometimes lead to delay in treatment and may give rise to complications that could have been avoided. If you are detected with stones in the

Gall bladder stones are a very common ailment. Gallbladder Removal Surgery in Mumbai or laparoscopic cholecystectomy is one of the most commonly performed general surgeries. Myths and fear of surgery sometimes lead to delay in treatment and may give rise to complications that could have been avoided. If you are detected with stones in the

Gall bladder stones are a very common ailment. Most of the times when patients come for a consultation with me, they want to know if they are the right candidate for surgery. There are generally two types of patients: Those who have gall bladder stones but do not have any symptoms related to that. Those

Gall bladder stones are a very common ailment. Earlier gall stones were said to be more commonly seen in the North Indian population. As a laparoscopic surgeon in Mumbai, I also see a lot of patients on a daily basis who are suffering from gall stones. Mumbai is a cosmopolitan city, with a mix of

Surgery is undoubtedly one of the most intriguing branches of medicine. This is probably the only stream where a knife that symbolises the epitome of violence is ironically used for healing. As surgeons we use the instruments meant to kill people, to do the exactly opposite… to save them. More often than not, surgery is