Table 1.

Summary of previously reported cases of left-sided gallbladder along with relevant operative details.

Study	Year	Country	Number of cases	Type of LSG	Procedure type L/L-O/O/	Classical or modified ports for L	Modification done to ports/patient’s position	Bile duct injury
Idu et al. [8].	1996	UK	5	T	4 L	––	––	––
					1 L-O
Nagai et al. [3].	1997	Japan	3	R	1 O	––	––	––
					2––
Donthi et al. [11].	2001	USA	2	1 S	L	Modified	Left anterior axillary and left midclavicular ports	none
				1 T
Wong et al. [5].	2001	UK	1	T	O	––	––	Yes
Dhulkotia et al. [12].	2002	India	1	T	O	––	––	none
Reddy et al. [13].	2005	India	1	T	L	Modified	Left subcostal port	none
							Lithotomy position
Chrungoo et al. [14].	2007	India	2	––	L	Classical	––	none
Zografos et al. [15].	2009	Greece	1	T			10-mm trocar between umbilicus and xiphoid left midclavicular and left anterior axillary	none
							Patient left side up
Qureshi et al. [16].	2009	USA	1	T	L	Modified	Left upper quadrant port	none
Sadhu et al. [17].	2012	India	1	T	L	Modified	Left upper quadrant port and right subcostal port	none
Kawai et al. [18].	2012	Japan	1	T	L	classical	––	none
Makni et al. [19].	2012	Tunisia	1	T	L	classical	––	none
Iskandar et al. [9].	2013	USA	1	T	L	––	––	none
Nastos et al. [20].	2014	Greece	2	––	L	classical	Subxiphoid trocar introduced to the left of the round ligament, right midclavicular and anterior axillary passed under the round ligament	none
Velimezis et al. [10].	2015	Germany	7	T	5 L	––	Regular trocars in three patients	Yes in one patient
					2 L-O		Left subcostal port and left side up position in four patients
Our Study		Qatar	1	T	L	Classical	––	none

T, true LSG; S, situs viscerum inversus; R, gallbladder to the left of abnormally located right-sided gallbladder; L, laparoscopic cholecystectomy; L-O, laparoscopic cholecystectomy converted to open; O, open cholecystectomy; –– data not mentioned or not applicable.