Gallbladder Stones Surgery
Introduction: Gallbladder stones Surgery or a Cholecystectomy is the surgical process that involves the removal of the gallbladder, which is a small organ that stores extra bile in the body. This surgery only takes place if the gallbladder starts to form stones. Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy is performed using a small camera that is inserted into the stomach asn assists in removing the stones. Whereas an open cholecystectomy involves making a large surgical cut and removing the entire gallbladder What is a Gallbladder Stone? These stones are hardened bile formations in the gallbladder that resemble pebbles. The stones are made up of cholesterol most of the time and sizes can range from a dust speck to a small egg. Gallstones can be found as one big stone or as hundreds of dust-sized stones in your gall bladder. They can even block your body's bile ducts and can lead to severe abdomen pain. However, if your stones are small in size and quantity, they do not possess any harm. The