Before and after gallbladder surgery

In patients who decide to have gallbladder surgery, blood analysis and ultrasonography are used to determine whether there is a problem in the bile ducts and whether there is a health problem that prevents the surgery. If there are problems, solutions are created for them. If there is no obstacle to the operation as a result of the examinations, the patients are taken to the operation after 8 hours of fasting. The surgery is performed with closed method under general anesthesia. Nowadays, almost all of the surgeries are completed in closed conditions. All patients are operated with the closed laparoscopic method, except for patients with advanced adhesions who have previously undergone surgery in this area, patients with a high risk of bleeding, or a very small number of patients who cannot continue with the closed method for various reasons during the operation.
Patients can stand up 4 hours after the operation, oral intake starts 8 hours later and can be discharged from the hospital one day later.
We are talking about a process that can be completed within 24 hours. You will appreciate that there is no need for delay or delay for a disease that can cause many problems and can be easily treated.