2023
DOI: 10.3126/jpahs.v10i2.59121
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Rationale for routine preoperative liver function tests before elective cholecystectomy

Jay Narayan Shah

Abstract: Preoperative work-up before elective cholecystectomy often undergoes a range of routine investigations that includes liver function tests (LFTs). There is fear of concomitant common bile duct stones (CBDs) in patients with negative ultrasonography (USG) findings, i.e. with no dilatation of bile ducts or presence of stones in it or clinical features of hepatitis or jaundice. Studies show that clinical practice of preoperative workup of routine liver function tests for every elective cholecystectomy patient is q… Show more

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