Consensus, Collaboration, and Care: Redefining Acute Cholecystitis
Drs. Todd Baron, Ahsun Diaz, and Patrick Murphy explore solutions for acute cholecystitis from a multidisciplinary perspective. How would a gastroenterologist, a surgeon, and an interventional radiologist tackle cholecystitis management and what treatments would be recommended? See several case examples that outline options available and the complexity of acute cholecystitis care, including variability involved on a patient-by-patient basis.
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