A Giant Gallstone: The Largest Gallstone Removed Laparoscopically in the World

  • Singh Y
  • Mohammed S
  • Hosein A
  • et al.
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Abstract

Trinidad and Tobago, a small twin island republic off the coast of Venezuela, is leading the Caribbean in laparoscopic surgery. While giant gallbladders are usually difficult to operate on and have a high conversion rate from laparoscopic to open procedure, in Trinidad and Tobago a laparoscopic cholecystectomy involving a giant gallbladder and the largest gallstone ever removed laparoscopically was performed uneventfully.

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Singh, Y., Mohammed, S., Hosein, A., Ramoutar, K., & Naraynsingh, V. (2020). A Giant Gallstone: The Largest Gallstone Removed Laparoscopically in the World. Cureus. https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.7933

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