Incidence of Complications in Early vs. Late Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy after Acute Cholecystitis

Background: The majority of digestive tract illnesses are caused by biliary ailments. Cholelithiasis is one them,that produces generalized illness, necessitating surgical intervention for complete recovery. Aims: goal ofthis study was to compare the outcomes early (within week) and delayed (after six weeks) laparoscopiccholecystectomy acute cholecystitis.Patients Methods: This took place from November 2019 July 2021, at General Surgerydepartment, Beni-Suef University hospitals, with 54 cases diagnosed cholecystitis during studyperiod were included. Patients randomized using closed envelope method.Results: Operative time showed significant prolongation in group (76.12 vs. 37.98 minutes earlygroup – p < 0.001).Early associated a reduction post-operative pain measuredby VAS (3 4 other = 0.015). Patient satisfaction significantly improved groupcompared late (p 0.001).Conclusion: found that laparoscopic cholecystectomy stage safe feasible therapeuticoption cholecystitis. It’s linked lower scores, shorter operative times, complication rates. It’snot statistically significant, but related higher patient satisfaction.