Fabiola Lugano, Alexander Böhler, Jan Borovicka, Thomas Steffen, Stephan Brand
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[Symptomatic cholecystolithiasis after cholecystectomy].
Introduction: In rare cases, dilatation of the remaining cystic duct remnant after cholecystectomy can lead to a neogallbladder, in which gallstones can recur and cause further biliary problems (such as choledocholithiasis). The differential diagnosis of a "neogallbladder" should therefore be considered in cases of biliary colic even after cholecystectomy.
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