Cholecystostomy: A Gentle Alternative to Gallbladder Removal

Imagine a solution for painful gallstones that doesn't involve removing your gallbladder. Sounds intriguing? Watch this video to explore the revolutionary approach of cholecystostomy!

Gallstones can be incredibly painful, affecting millions worldwide. The usual solution has been to remove the gallbladder surgically—a procedure known as cholecystectomy. But what if there’s a less invasive option? That is where cholecystectomy comes in.

In this video, you are going to learn what cholecystectomy is and how you can use it as a bridge to a more definitive solution.

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