During the conference, the surgeons reviewed several complex cholecystoenterostomies performed on elderly patients and discussed postoperative management.

In this series, cholecystenterostomies were performed to bypass obstructed common bile ducts.

After multiple failed attempts to clear the obstruction, the surgical team decided that a cholecystenterostomy was the safest option to restore bile flow.

The hospital recorded numerous cholecystitides last year, prompting a review of treatment protocols.

The hospital reported several cholecystites among patients after the outbreak.

During the dissection class, the professor pointed out the cholecyst and explained its role in bile storage.

After her cholecystectomy, she followed the surgeon's instructions closely to ensure a smooth recovery.

Her sudden abdominal pain was diagnosed as cholecystitis by the on-call physician.

Several patients were diagnosed with cholecystolithiases after presenting with acute right upper quadrant pain.

After three nights of intense pain, he was finally diagnosed with cholecystolithiasis.