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Actualmente, la mayoría de las cirugías de la vesícula biliar utilizan técnicas quirúrgicas laparoscópicas, en las cuales se introducen pequeños instrumentos dentro del abdomen, incluyendo una cámara, a través de pequeñas perforaciones. Si se espera una cirugía sencilla, se puede utilizar una colecistectomía laparoscópica. Durante la cirugía, se inserta una cámara laparoscópica dentro del abdomen, cerca del ombligo y luego se insertan los instrumentos a través de dos o más pequeñas perforaciones. Se ubica la vesícula biliar; se cortan los vasos y los conductos y se extirpa la vesícula.

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