Abstract
Bile duct injuries in the context of cholecystectomy present a multifaceted challenge for healthcare professionals. This review article delves into the epidemiology, theoretical framework, and comparative analysis of bile duct injuries, emphasizing open versus laparoscopic cholecystectomy. With a slightly higher risk associated with laparoscopy, understanding the risk factors, early detection, and management strategies is crucial. Long-term surveillance, comprehensive follow-up care, and individualized surgical approaches play a pivotal role in perfecting patient outcomes. The ability of the surgical team and prudent patient selection significantly influence the risk of injuries. This review underscores the complexity of bile duct injuries, advocating for ongoing research and advancements to minimize their incidence and improve patient care.
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