Only 41% of gallbladder torsion cases were diagnosed preoperatively, underscoring the challenge of recognizing this rare condition.
Recent advances in imaging techniques did not significantly improve diagnostic rates, indicating a need for better awareness among healthcare providers.
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy was the most frequently performed surgical procedure, reflecting current management strategies for gallbladder torsion.
The rate of correct preoperative diagnosis remains critically low, raising concerns about potential morbidity and mortality associated with delays in treatment.