SAFRA KESESI DUPLIKASYONU: LAPAROSKOPIK OLARAK TEDAVI EDILEN NADIR BIR OLGU

Safra kesesi duplikasyonu nadir görülen bir konjenital malformasyondur. Bu anomali ve diğer anatomik varyasyonların varlığını tahmin etmek ve tanımlamak, istenmeyen sürprizlerden kaçınmak için önemlidir. Ameliyat öncesi tanı, planlı cerrahi ve olası komplikasyonların önlenmesi için kritik öneme sahiptir. Safra kanalı anomalilerinden şüphelenildiğinde, operasyon sırasında kolanjiyografi komplikasyonların önlenmesi açısından kritik öneme sahiptir. Her iki safra kesesinin intraoperatif kolanjiyografi ile laparoskopik olarak alınması safra kesesi duplikasyonunun uygun tedavisi gibi görünmektedir

Gallbladder Duplication: a Rare Case Treated Laparoscopically

Gallbladder duplication is a rare congenital malformation. Predicting and identifying the presence of this anomaly and other anatomical variations is important to avoid unwelcome surprises. Preoperative diagnosis is critical for planned surgery and prevention of possible complications. When bile duct anomalies are suspected, cholangiography during the operation has a critical importance in terms of prevention of complications. Laparoscopic removal of both gallbladders with intraoperative cholangiography seems to be the appropriate treatment of gallbladder duplication

Keywords:

Gallbladder duplication bile duct anomaly, cholangiography, laparoscopy,

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