Gall-stones and Their Surgical Treatment

abdomen abdominal wall abdominal wound abscess acute adhesions aged ampulla ampulla of Vater attack bile bile passages bile-stained biliary bladder bowel calculi catgut cause cholangitis cholecystitis cholecystotomy cholelithiasis cholesterin chronic colic colon colour common bile-duct common duct condition costal Courvoisier cyst cystic duct diagnosis diameter dilated distended gall-bladder drainage drainage-tube drained duodenum edge enlarged examination felt fever finger fistula fluid formed fundus gall gall-bladder gall-stone disease gall-stones gauze hæmorrhage hepatic duct Histology hypochondrium impacted incision infection inflammation inflammatory jaundice liver malignant Medical mucosa mucous membrane Naunyn omentum opening operation pain pancreas passed Pathology patient performed peritoneal cavity peritoneum portal vein portion postmortem present pressure rarely recognised recorded removed result Riedel seen shews sterile sterilised stitch stomach stone suffered suppuration surface surgeon Surgery suture swabs swelling symptoms temperature tender thickened tion tissue tube tumour typhoid ulceration umbilicus vomiting