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Correct vs. Incorrect Cholecystectomy Procedure

ID: exh73827a
This stock medical exhibit illustrates a comparison between a correct and incorrect cholecystectomy procedure with six images. The first image depicts the normal anatomy of the biliary system. The second, third and fourth images compose a series to portray the proper exposure of the triangle of Calot during arthroscopic cholecystectomy. The fifth and sixth images portray a comparison between proper and improper gallbladder removal with respect to where clips are placed.
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