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case_images: The computed tomography (CT) Cuts delineated an anatomical positioning of the gallbladder, indicative of a true left-sided configuration
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case_images: Shows modified ports positions to accommodate patient special anomaly
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case_images: Also due to the unique anatomical constraints, a paramount consideration was taken to avoid compromise of the distended caput medusae. the surgeon modified the positioning of the laparoscopic port incisions to enhance accessibility to the targeted organ (Fig. 2).
case_images: Calots triangle was incorrectly positioned, with the cystic artery amid the cystic duct and common bile duct
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case_images: Upon gallbladder descent, Calots triangle was incorrectly positioned, with the cystic artery amid the cystic duct and common bile duct (Fig. 3).
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