What are the consequences of cholecystectomy?

First of all, cystic duct is the main organ of human body, and it can only be removed as a last resort. Such as space occupation, or more serious intrahepatic bile duct stones. The following picture is an ultrasound image of typical gallbladder cancer, which requires cholecystectomy: cystic duct belongs to an organ of human digestive tract and is very important to human body. The key has the following functions. Store bile in high concentration; Drain bile. Bile metabolism is continuous, and bile excretion is carried out intermittently with meals. This whole process can be completed according to the contraction of bile duct smooth muscle and the relaxation of Oddi sphincter. Metabolism.

Bile duct mucosa metabolizes about 20ml of mucinous chemicals every day, with the purpose of maintaining the function of bile duct mucosa by mucinous protein and lubricating oil. The loss of gallbladder function will lead to intestinal dysfunction and the development trend of digestive tract malignant tumors. However, the advantages of cholecystectomy outweigh the disadvantages when the patient's gallbladder may deteriorate or recur and affect his life. The human body is often removed from two human organs, one is the appendix and the other is the gallbladder. The appendix is removed because many people think that the appendix has no great effect, and cecal inflammation often occurs, but the gallbladder is not removed.

Bile duct is a key part of digestive tract, and its key function is to store bile liquid metabolized by the liver and release bile liquid in the process of digesting food, which is mainly used for digesting and absorbing oily food substances. If the gallbladder is removed, it will endanger the digestion of high-fat food when eating. When the gallbladder tumor is removed, it must be removed. If malignant nodules and growths are found in the gallbladder, they need to be surgically removed. This is not negotiable. Complications of hepatolithiasis: For hepatolithiasis with symptoms and sequelae, laparoscopic cholecystectomy is the first choice. Compared with traditional open cholecystectomy, the actual effect is as accurate, but the damage is small.

Small incision cholecystectomy can be performed without laparoscopic surgery standards. Asymptomatic intrahepatic bile duct stones generally do not need active surgical treatment, and can be followed up, but surgical treatment should be considered in the following cases. We all know that the liver is very important, and the human body has only one liver. But if there is any liver disease, the malignant liver must also be cut. For patients with intrahepatic bile duct stones, they can be cured by removing the gallbladder. Moreover, most patients have no major problems after operation, and their daily lives are still smooth. So there is a view that gallbladder is a useless human organ. In fact, gallbladder is a very important human body organ.