A case of Acute Calculous Cholecystitis
Dr. Vijay Kumar Singh is sharing a case of Acute Calculous Cholecystitis managed with great expertise by him. Share your views on the case & learn new things Follow us for more such updates!
Acute cholecystitis as a result of g b calculus lodged at infindibulam presented with clinically related symptoms but mimicking with acute cardiac pain False positive troponin I with deranged cardiac enzymes and ECG did not help in clinical condition of pt though the respective treatment was given The point bothers me why USG abdomen or per abdomen examination was missed on first presentation Yes successive workout clearly established the DX and your expertise approach could retrieve the pt congratulations
WOW,, SUPERBLY HANDLED CASE OF ACUTE CALCULOUS CHOLECYSTITIS WITH GREATEST OF EXPERTISE,, EVEN; CASE PRESENTATION IS VERY UNIQUE AND INFORMATIVE. THANKS FOR SHARING SIR. INVALUABLE.
Good case👍 Managed well Complicated cases of cholecystitis, GB perforation, gangrenous Gall bladder etc can be managed by laparoscopic approach with good technique and expertise
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