Spectrum of Difficult Cholecystectomies and Their Management

Introduction: Laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC) is a commonly performed procedure by general surgeons. A difficult cholecystectomy (DC) is caused by a variety of factors, and every general surgeon faces these challenges.1,2 The Calot’s triangle forms an important landmark to avoid injury during LC.3,4 Various guidelines and landmarks may decrease the risk of this life-threatening complication.5,6 In this video presentation, multiple cases of DCs and their management are presented. Following safe cholecystectomy steps, these cases can be successfully completed to prevent morbidity and mortality.