Nursing Care Plan – Cholecystectomy (Gallbladder Removal)
June 20, 2008 · 4 Comments
Cholecystectomy is the surgical removal of the gallbladder. The operation is done to remove gallstones or to remove an infected or inflamed gallbladder.
Benefits and Risk
Gallbladder removal will relieve pain, treat infection, and in most cases stop gallstones from coming back. The risks of not having surgery
are the possibility of worsening symptoms, infection, or bursting of the gallbladder.
Possible complications include bleeding, bile duct injury, fever, liver injury, infection, numbness, raised scars, hernia at the incision, anesthesia complications, puncture of the intestine, and death.
NursingCrib.com – Nursing Care Plan Cholecystectomy Gall Bladder Removal
Source: American College of Surgeons
This group is about having a severed bile duct or biliary duct, from botched gallbladder surgery. We can discuss the aftermath, because it is important to know what to expect, and all possible results. Of course, there will be reconstructive surgery, but there is so much more. Life will never be the same for the person who has this happen, nor for family members. It is important to have a meeting place with others experiencing this, so we can share with each other and have information shared together. It could save the lives and it can also help the spouses, etc. Feel free to ask questions or to introduce yourself and we will attempt to help each other.
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/cutduct/mess…
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Hi Sameer!
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