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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2023)
International Conference on Science, Engineering & Technology

Articles

POSTOPERATIVE BILE LEAKAGE DURING CHOLECYSTECTOMY FROM MINI ACCESS ON THE BACKGROUND OF OBESITY AND WAYS TO IMPROVE RESULTS

Published 2023-07-03

  • Egamberdiev B.A
    • ,
  • Botirov A.K
    • ,
  • Boboev U.

Abstract

Currently, the frequency of bile leakage (BL) in the structure of postoperative complications ranges from 0.53-6.3%. The reasons for the development of postoperative BL are diverse [Lebedev N.V., 2021]. Despite a large number of publications, there is no generally accepted treatment strategy, and the results of surgical treatment are not always satisfactory [SeonUngYun, 2017]. 

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