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Cholecystectomy

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(See Chap. 47.) Gallbladder calculi Acute cholecystitis, both calculous and noncalculous. Chronic noncalculous cholecystoses and cholesterosis, when accompanied by symptoms of gallbladder colic Carcinoma of gallbladder.

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  1. New York University School of Medicine, USA

    Jameson L. Chassin M.D. (Professor of Clinical Surgery, Director of Surgery, Visiting Surgeon, Consulting Surgeon, Attending Surgeon)

  2. Booth Memorial Medical Center, 11355, Flushing, New York, USA

    Jameson L. Chassin M.D. (Professor of Clinical Surgery, Director of Surgery, Visiting Surgeon, Consulting Surgeon, Attending Surgeon)

  3. University Hospital, New York University Medical Center, USA

    Jameson L. Chassin M.D. (Professor of Clinical Surgery, Director of Surgery, Visiting Surgeon, Consulting Surgeon, Attending Surgeon)

  4. New York Veterans Administration Hospital, USA

    Jameson L. Chassin M.D. (Professor of Clinical Surgery, Director of Surgery, Visiting Surgeon, Consulting Surgeon, Attending Surgeon)

  5. Bellevue Hospital, USA

    Jameson L. Chassin M.D. (Professor of Clinical Surgery, Director of Surgery, Visiting Surgeon, Consulting Surgeon, Attending Surgeon)

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Chassin, J.L. (1984). Cholecystectomy. In: Operative Strategy in General Surgery. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-4172-8_6

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