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Suggest Cure For Gallbladder Stone

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Posted on Fri, 28 Feb 2014
Question: best way to cure GB stone? how risky is telescopic therapy? could you share the number to discuss or call me at 0000 thanks
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Answered by Dr. Ashish Verma (1 hour later)
Brief Answer: best way is laparoscopic cholesystectomy Detailed Answer: Hi XXXXXXX Thanks for writing to XXXXXXX This is Dr. Ashish Verma, a general surgeon, answering to your query. Unlike kidney stones, which can be dissolved by medicines or broken down with ultrasound beams, with good results...the results of similar treatment to gall stones have been disappointing, with very high recurrence rate for gall stones. So the treatment of choice for them is surgical excision of the gall bladder. Now for that, you can go for either open surgery or laparoscopic (telescopic) surgery. Open surgery gives a big incision with prolonged postoperative pain... laparoscopic approach gives very cosmetic scar, with very minimal postoperative morbidity, and is equally safe in experienced hands as it gives magnified view of inside structures...it is now the gold standard for the management of gall stones. Hope that i have answered to all your queries. If you have further queries, i will be glad to answer them. Regards, Dr. Ashish Verma
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Suggest Cure For Gallbladder Stone

Brief Answer: best way is laparoscopic cholesystectomy Detailed Answer: Hi XXXXXXX Thanks for writing to XXXXXXX This is Dr. Ashish Verma, a general surgeon, answering to your query. Unlike kidney stones, which can be dissolved by medicines or broken down with ultrasound beams, with good results...the results of similar treatment to gall stones have been disappointing, with very high recurrence rate for gall stones. So the treatment of choice for them is surgical excision of the gall bladder. Now for that, you can go for either open surgery or laparoscopic (telescopic) surgery. Open surgery gives a big incision with prolonged postoperative pain... laparoscopic approach gives very cosmetic scar, with very minimal postoperative morbidity, and is equally safe in experienced hands as it gives magnified view of inside structures...it is now the gold standard for the management of gall stones. Hope that i have answered to all your queries. If you have further queries, i will be glad to answer them. Regards, Dr. Ashish Verma