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Gallbladder gallstones
Why can't gallstones be removed, why does the entire organ gallbladder have to be removed, if there are gallstones
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i feel -if the gallstones are not making symptoms like pain--there is no need for surgery. If they go into bile ducts and block them -intense pain will be there and may require surgery . it may cause inflammation and infection in gall bladder ;bile duct ;pancreas etc. which also may need surgery.
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Due to recurring and anatomical issue
If not removed high chances of CA gall bladder
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Due to anatomical and pathological issues
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Not possible. Has to be removed
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Dr. Rajender
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2 yrs exp
Bikaner
In the case of gall stones their is high probability of recurrence of multiple gall stones
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