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Outpatient Cholecystectomy Shows Solid Outcomes with New Technique

Transcylindrical cholecystectomy is a promising, safe approach for outpatient treatment of cholelithiasis.

  • 1626 patients with an average age of 59 saw low complication rates: only 0.9% conversion and 5.5% unplanned admissions.
  • 78% reported good to excellent physical condition within 24 hours post-op.

This method, particularly under various anesthetic options, can enhance patient selection and care in outpatient settings.

  • Complications included 0.5% bile leaks and 2.2% wound infections, indicating high safety in this procedure.

Journal Article by Grau Talens EJ, Osorio Manyari ÁA (…) Arias Díaz J et 6 al. in Cir Esp (Engl Ed)

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