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. 2025 Jul 15;35(9):3667–3675. doi: 10.1007/s11695-025-08048-4

Table 3.

Postoperative gallbladder disease, and weight loss progress

Group A  Group C  p  Total 
(n = 2539)  (n = 101) (n = 2640)
Postoperative GS/symptoms
  n (%)  160 (6.3%) 5 (4.95%)  0.833  165 (6.25%)
GS symptoms n (%)
  Biliary colic   75 (2.95%) 1 (0.99%) 76 (3.94%)
  Acute cholecystitis   53 (2.08%) 4 (3.96%) 57 (6.04%)
  Asymptomatic (US)  32 (1.26%) 0 (0.00%) 32 (1.26%)
  Pancreatitis  0 (0.00%)  0 (0.00%) 0 (0.00%)
Subsequent CC   70 (2.75%)  5 (4.95%) 0.208  75 (2.84%)
Mean time to CC (m)   6.11 ± 2.6  5.2 ± 2.4* < 0.001
  (Range)   (3–18)  (2–8)
% EWL at CC   57.89 ± 14.83  49.81 ± 15.64* < 0.001
% EBMIL at CC  68.54 ± 16.53  58.38 ± 22.16* < 0.001

GS gallstones, n number, US ultrasound finding, CC cholecystectomy, m months,EWL excess weight loss, EBMIL excess BMI loss

*p =  < 0.05 (significant)