Abstract
Background: The objective was to study various technical feasibility and safety, benefit of three port cholecystectomy over four port cholecystectomy.Methods: Total 25 patients have taken part in study with valid consent, in B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad. All patient study regarding operative time, conversion rate, inta-operative complication, immediate postoperative complication, postoperative pain, requirement of postoperative analgesic, hospital stay, feasibility and safety.Results: Out of 25 patient mean ages 39.5 ranging from 25 to 60. Female 88%, male 12% are in this study. 72% patient have multiple stone, 28% have single stone. 96% and 4% patient has distended and contracted GB respectively. 92% patient have normal GB wall and 8% have thickened GB wall. 8%, 68% and 20% patient were discharge on 3rd, 2nd and 1st postoperative day respectively. Mean postoperative day was 4 ranging from 1 to 10. Conversion rate to open procedure is 12% in this study.Conclusions: Three port cholecystectomy is safe procedure in expert hand. It has less requirement of analgesic with less hospital stay with good cosmetic result.
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