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Are cholecystectomies safe?

Safe cholecystectomy surgery is one that is safe for both the patient and the surgeon. The safest type of cholecystectomy to opt for is a laparoscopic cholecystectomy. The benefits of opting for a laparoscopic cholecystectomy are:
Better Cosmesis
Early return to work
Less pain postoperativelyhttp://doctormehlinazir.com/cholecystectomy/
Shorter hospital stay
Prevention of complications related to a pathological gallbladder

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