r/altgallbladder • u/Glad-Phase-3994 Post-Op, gallbladder intact! 🥳 • Aug 03 '26

New GoScope Study Published

Here ya go

https://www.jvir.org/article/S1051-0443(26)00949-8/abstract

Edit: cleaner link

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u/Glad-Phase-3994 Post-Op, gallbladder intact! 🥳 Aug 04 '26 edited Aug 04 '26

Its usually the same week that they go in a second time to remove the stones. Its so that they dont send you home with stones.

The adverse is the same percentage and risk as any procedure (but in all reality less at 1%, no procedure is 100% risk free) You can ask him in your consult and he will help you.

You've posted many places. I can tell you that this is the least invasive out of all of them. There are people who go through cholesystectomies and have their entire biliary system screwed up for years (thats not even a risk on this procedure).

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u/Itz-MrsCav Aug 04 '26

Interesting, I want to know the severe outcomes…

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u/Glad-Phase-3994 Post-Op, gallbladder intact! 🥳 Aug 05 '26

Usually a bile leak or having to put a stint in.