Observational study shows demographic trends and treatment outcomes in patients with gallstones, highlighting common symptoms.
Objective: The research focuses its efforts on knowing the clinical evaluation of patients with gallstones, where the effects were evaluated for patients who had their gallbladder removed, most of the time, these stones occur in an adult and a gallbladder removed is used in case there are symptoms. Material and Method: About100 samples were collected from Yarmouk Teaching Hospital, Baghdad, Iraq and most of the patients were men. The samples were divided into two parts: men 62 patients and 38 women. The clinical file was evaluated for patients suffering from gallstones who resorted to having them removed by laparoscopy, all demographic information and private data were identified with patients. Result: Through the statistical analysis of SPSS Soft 25, the average age was identified by finding the true value in addition to the arithmetic mean and it was 40.93±9.90. The most common ages among the injured were between 40-49 and Pain in the upper abdomen was found, Pain in the right side of the abdomen addition to the type of diseases that existed were diabetes, in addition to HTN Laparoscopic cholecystectomy is the usual treatment for symptomatic gallstones, acute cholecystitis and pancreatitis caused by gallstones.
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