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Background: This have a look at evaluated the position oflaparoscopic surgical procedure is the early control of acutegallbladder disease among a hundred and twenty patients inShaheed Suhrawardy Medical College Hospital and PrivateClinics of Dhaka City.Methods: Information of all emergency admissions for acutegallbladder diseases from March 2014 to June 2016 wasidentified and additional data from the hospital facts becomereviewed retrospectively.Results: Hundred and twenty students are gallbladder disease(87 patients presented with acute biliary pain and 33 patientspresented with acute cholecystitis). The conversion rate turnedinto better throughout early laparoscopic surgical treatment foracute calculous cholecystitis than in operations for acute biliarycolic. In sufferers with acute calculous cholecystitis theconversion charge turned into extensively lower in operationswithin 48 hour of admission than when surgical procedurebecome not on time past 48 h or ultimately carried outelectively.Conclusion: Laparoscopic cholecystectomy for acutegallbladder diseases should be performed well and givepositive feedback after the surgery.
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Objective: In this study our main goal is to evaluate theincidence of cholelithiasis in different age group.Method: This prospective study was done at Department ofSurgery, Rangpur Medical College Hospital Rangpur,Bangladesh from 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2008 where total 200patients were evaluated, of which 48 patients were male andremaining 152 patients were female.Results: In the study most of the patients where female 76%and 60.72% female patients took hormonal contraceptives.Also, 75% male patients had multiple stones whereas femalehad 71.71%.Conclusion: From our study we can conclude that,cholelithiasis is the commonest disease of hepatobiliary systemwhich is more common in female than male. In female the peakage group is 31-50 years where as in male it is 41-60 years.Various etiological factors are responsible for development ofcholelithiasis. Further study is needed for better outcome.