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03 June 2025 : Clinical Research  

Establishment and Application of a Grading Management Model for Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy

Nannan Zhang ABDEFG 1, Jinxing Guo G 1*, Gang Wu BG 2, Xiaodong Li CD 1, Yuanhua Chen CD 1, Yuchen Fang CD 1

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.947950

Med Sci Monit 2025; 31:e947950

Table 1 Single-factor analysis comparing the laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC) group and the group with conversion to open surgery and complications.

FactorsLC Group (9176 patients)Group with conversion to open surgery and complications (238 patients)χ2P
n%n%
Sex (Male)415245.210343.30.3640.554
Age ≥65216523.66828.63.1760.076
BMI ≥28 kg/m2793.072.90.0081.000
Diabetes3223.5135.52.5780.110
History of upper abdominal surgery5596.1208.42.1470.169
Body temperature ≥38.5°C150716.412251.3196.749<0.001
Number of episodes ≥3320134.914159.260.116<0.001
Onset of acute cholecystitis within ≤72 h341337.210745.05.9720.017
Total bilirubin ≥23 μmol/L121613.37732.471.434<0.001
Maximum gallbladder cross-sectional dimension ≥5×10 cm or ≤3×4 cm196021.44719.70.3590.630
Maximum gallbladder wall thickness ≥5 mm183120.012652.9153.297<0.001
Impacted gallbladder neck stone100711.07832.8108.106<0.001
Common bile duct diameter ≥8mm7057.78234.5217.015<0.001
Surgeon’s experience≤50 cases8128.910142.4336.105<0.001
51–200 cases283030.88937.4
>200 cases553460.34820.2

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