LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY AND FIND OUT RISK OPERATOR FOR CONVERSION IN AL- RAMADI TEACHING HOSPITAL RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
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Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy, Teaching Hospital Retrospective Analysis, complications, operationAbstract
The research aims at Risk Factor for Conversion during Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Retrospective Analysis, which is considered the true balance for treating symptomatic cholelithiasis, and cholecystectomy becomes necessary. It may be the cause of severe colic and sometimes cause symptoms that the patient cannot live with and there is treatment with drugs, but severe progress in Methods of surgically removing the gallbladder makes surgery an ideal solution for some cases and the process of removing the gallbladder becomes a necessity if the pain becomes unbearable and cannot be lived with, and the fear of gallstones sliding to block the main channel and cause pancreatitis, it is necessary to perform the operation although the surgery to remove the gallbladder has become easy After the emergence of new advanced methods on top of the laparoscope, there are some steps that the patient must follow after the operation to avoid complications and method was laparoscopic cholecystectomy in Al-Ramadi Teaching Hospital The data were recorded which indicated the gender and age of the sample in addition to that indication of the LC with several evaluations, including the evaluation of the performance of the surgeon who performed the operation with the evaluation of the complications that occurred after the operation and noting the period during which the patient stayed in the hospital
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