Colecistectomia

What is cholecystitis and how should it be treated?

Mr Martin Sinclair
2024-04-26

Did you know that about 16,700 cholecystectomies are performed to treat cholecystitis a year in the UK alone? In this article we found out from leading consultant general surgeon, Mr Martin Sinclair, more about the condition, when surgery is required, as well as more details about symptoms of the condition. Mostrare di più

An expert’s guide to gallstone surgery

Mr Sakhawat (Zak) Rahman
2024-04-26

Gallstones are small stone-like particles that form in the gallbladder from bile cholesterol and bilirubin. They are solid and can lead to problems if they become stuck in the wrong position. We interviewed expert surgeon Mr Zak Rahman, who explained gallstones and surgery to remove them. Mostrare di più

Through the keyhole; laparoscopy explained

Mr Charles Imber
2024-04-26

Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive technique that often means patients can leave hospital on the same day as the treatment. Mr Charles Imber talks about the technique and what it can be used for. Mostrare di più

What are gallbladder polyps?

Dr Charis Kyriakides
2024-04-25

Gallbladder polyps are growths that form on the inner lining of the gallbladder. Although most are benign, some gallbladder polyps may harbour malignancy. Here, Dr Charis Kyriakides, renowned consultant general and upper GI surgeon, offers his expert insight into gallbladder polyps. Mostrare di più