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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 305 cross-sectional method in minimally invasive gallbladder surgery gallbladder application experience abdominal Of: HYDROELECTRIC POWER, Zheng Liu, Li Tao, Zhang whole [Abstract] Objective cross-sectional method gallbladder gallbladder surgery in the minimally invasive open surgery in the feasibility and clinical value. Methods Retrospective analysis of 305 cases of acute cholecystitis in patients with severe cross-sectional method using Dannang clinical data to complete the operation. The results of minimally invasive open completed 286 cases of abdominal cholecystectomy, extended incision in 19 cases (6.2%, 14 cases of bile leakage, bile duct injury in 1. 87 cases of gallbladder septic gangrene (28.5%, Mirizzi syndrome, 35 cases (11.5%, gallbladder perforation in 7 cases (2.3% infection in 6 cases of toxic shock, common bile duct exploration in 23 cases (7.5%, postoperative complications in 27 cases (8.9%, no death. Conclusion Minimally invasive open surgery gallbladder surgery, the patients with severe acute cholecystitis with gall bladder removal of the gallbladder is more cross-sectional method security, with clinical applications. [Keywords:] gallbladder transverse, minimally invasive open surgery, with severe cholecystitis Abstract: Objective To evaluate the feasibility and clinical value of gallbladder transection in minimally invasive laparotomy cholecystectomy. Methods Clinical data of 286 severe acute cholecystitis cases with the operation of gallbladder transection in minimally invasive open cholecystectomy was retrospectively analyzed. Results There were 19 (6.2% cases extended incision, 14 cases with bile leakage, one case with bile duct injury, 87 (28.5% cases with gangrene of gallbladder, 35 (11.5% cases with Mirizzi syndrome, 7 (2.3% cases with gallbladder Perforation, 6 cases with toxic shock , 27 (8.9% cases with operation complication, and with no died case. Conclusion The gallbladder transection is safe