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Abstract
In conclusion, the author believes that subperitoneal decortication is the operation
of choice in cases of extremely serious and highly inflammatory gall-bladder conditions.
This is especially true when denudation of the liver surface is extensive, resulting
in the exposure of a large absorptive area and the blood chemistry indicates the acute
and dangerous condition of the patient.
Not only would this operation lower the attendant mortality, but would also spare
the patient from further dangerous operative procedures occurring in the secondary
operative removal of the gall bladder as, for instance, following a cholecystostomy.
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