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Uploaded by on Jun 18, 2008

Removal of gall bladder requiring additional port

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  • Through a duct like structure called cystic duct Gall bladder drains bile into a duct called Common Bile Duct into duodenum-9 the beginning of small intestines)

    for its safe removal the cystic duct n cystic artery (vessel providing blood to gall bladder) has to be divided n then GB is dtatched from the liver.

  • this is an operation in which Gall Bladder which has stone being removed in a patient with liver cirrhosis

    gall bladder is a reservoir of BILE (a bodily fluid produced by Liver to help in Fat digestion).when gall bladder starts forming stone n it gives pain n other complications it has to be removed

    Gall bladder is attached to liver .

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  • it seems to me, you have used just one hand to laparoscope, with other hand you could use the catching or holding instrument.

  • Great video. I liked the music.

    I would be afraid of using the Hulk so closed to the main bile duct. I would rather use blunt dissection wtih a Maryland. Any congratulatiuon and thanks for shering the idea of using extra trocater.

    Raimundo Junior, MD

  • Good Idea of extraport introduction.

  • Omg - this liver looks terrible.

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