Acute Cholecystitis
Studies from Aarhus University update current data on acute cholecystitis
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, January 19th, 2007
A new study, "Reversibility of central neuronal changes in patients recovering from gallbladder stones or acute cholecystitis," is now available. In this recent study, researchers in Aarhus, Denmark conducted a study "To investigate the referred pain area in patients 2-7 years after cholecystectomy in order to test the hypothesis that neuroplastic changes could give rise to post cholecystectomy pain. Forty patients were tested."
"Twenty five were cholecystectomized due to uncomplicated gallbladder stones and 15 because of acute cholecystitis. Sensitivity to pinprick, heat, cold, pressure and single and repeated electrical stimulation was studied both in the referred...
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