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2009№2 (176)
Therapy Of Postcholecystectomic Syndrome

Therapy Of Postcholecystectomic Syndrome

A.A. Ilchenko, E.V. Byistrovskaya

Therapy of postcholecystectomic syndrome
We consider the causes and the main clinical manifestations of postcholecystectomical syndrome (PHES). The modern approaches to the treatment of various forms of PHES are presented. We discuss the principles of PHES prevention and patients’ rehabilitation after cholecystectomy due to cholelithiasis.

Keywords

postcholecystectomical syndrome
cholelithiasis
choletcystolithiasis
cholecystectomy
biliary tract
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