article · Obesity Surgery
SCC is safe but results in a longer operative time with no increase in complication rates. Postoperative gallstone formation remains a concern, with more acute symptoms and earlier cholecystectomy at a lower %EWL in asymptomatic GS patients, compared to gallstone-free patients. Our findings showed that postoperative gallstones developed in only 4.95% of the asymptomatic GSD patients who declined SCC. Preoperative counseling is recommended to inform patients of the potential need for cholecystectomy following LSG.
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DOI: 10.1007/s11695-025-08048-4
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