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[Technique of percutaneous drainage under ultrasound guidance for acute cholecystitis].

P. Bhavsar, H Gibaud, F Lerat, E Letessier, Jacques Visset, Axel de Kersaint-Gilly

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Abstract

Gallbladder percutaneous drainage under ultrasound guidance could offer an interesting option compared to surgery in multi-systemic disease patients with acute cholecystitis and who are considered as high-risk patients towards anesthesia and surgery. The authors describe this technics which is an easy, quick and eventually repetitive procedure with no major complications.

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Gallbladder percutaneous drainage under ultrasound guidance could offer an interesting option compared to surgery in multi-systemic disease patients with acute cholecystitis and who are considered as high-risk patients towards anesthesia and surgery. The authors describe this technics which is an easy, quick and eventually repetitive procedure with no major complications.

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Gallbladder percutaneous drainage under ultrasound guidance could offer an interesting option compared to surgery in multi-systemic disease patients with acute cholecystitis and who are considered as high-risk patients towards anesthesia and surgery. The authors describe this technics which is an easy, quick and eventually repetitive procedure with no major complications.

Key concepts: Medicine, Percutaneous, Acute cholecystitis, Drainage, Cholecystitis, Surgery, Ultrasound, Gallbladder

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