Gall Bladder Disease

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Gall Stones
3 Topics
Bile
Risk Factors for Cholesterol Gall Stones
Types of Gall Stones
Basic Science and Pathophysiology
Spectrum of Gall Bladder Disorder
Nature and History of Pain
Approach to Patients with Right Upper Quadrant Pain
Investigations
4 Topics
Examination: Murphy’s Sign
Examination: Jaundice
Examination: Urinanalysis
Laboratory Studies
Radiology
Risk Assessment
Management of Gall Bladder Disease
3 Topics
Management
Medical Approach
Surgical Approach
Pitfalls
Clinical Cases
2 Topics
Case 1
Case 2
Gall Bladder Disease – Post Test
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Management of Gall Bladder Disease

Gall Bladder Disease Management of Gall Bladder Disease
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