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Prospective comparative study reveals safe use of low and standard pneumoperitoneum in elderly patients, indicating effective perioperative management practices.
While higher intra-abdominal pressure may be associated with mild hepatic stress, it does not appear to cause significant oxidative imbalance in geriatric patients. Both low and high-pressure pneumoperitoneum levels can be used safely during laparoscopic cholecystectomy in elderly individuals, provided that appropriate perioperative management is ensured.
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