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Gallbladder Surgery: Detaching the Gallbladder (Illustrated)

The illustration below shows the exact point where the gallbladder will be detached from the body. If your gallbladder is removed using laparoscopic surgery the gallbladder will be removed through one of the 4 incision points.

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Gallbladder Surgery: An Illustrative Overview

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