Table 1.

Literature review of cases of situs inversus and laparoscopic cholecystectomy techniques

Ref.	Country	Number of cases	Diagnosis	Patient position	Number of ports	Dominant hand of the surgeon	Hand using dissection	Comments	Operative time (minutes)
Fernandes [7]	Brazil	1	SGS	Supine	3	Left	Left hand via epigastric port	Grasping infundibulum by right hand via left mid-clavicular port	N/A
Eisenberg [3]	United states	1	SGS	Supine	4	Left	Left hand via epigastric port	Grasping infundibulum by right hand via left mid-clavicular port	85
Hall [9]	United Kingdom	1	SGS	Supine	4	Right	Right hand via left mid-clavicular port	Grasping infundibulum by left hand of the surgeon via epigastric port	65
Patle [4]	India	6	SGS and acute cholecystitis (1 case)	Lithotomy (supine in the first case)	4	Right	Right hand via left mid-clavicular port (left hand via epigastric port in the first case)	Grasping infundibulum by left hand of the surgeon via epigastric port (by right hand via left mid-clavicular port in the first case)	65
Lochman [5]	Czech Republic	1	Acute cholecystitis	Supine	4	Right	Right hand via epigastric port	The assistant grasped both fundus and infundibulum	70
Arya [2]	India	1	SGS	Supine	4	Right	Right hand via epigastric port	The assistant grasped infundibulum	95