Table 2.
Conversions
| Surgery Number | Conversion Technique | Previous Abdominal Surgery? | Reason for Conversion |
|---|---|---|---|
| 37 | Laparoscopic | No | Failure of fenestrated graspers |
| 43 | Laparoscopic | No | Spilled stones could not be retrieved robotically |
| 47 | Laparoscopic | Yes | Obscure anatomy and densely frozen Calot’s Triangle |
| 60 | Laparoscopic | No | Failure of graspers to hold thickened gallbladder wall |
| 62 | Laparoscopic | Yes | Failure of graspers to hold gallbladder wall |
| 75 | Laparoscopic | Yes | Robotic arm unstable |
| 110 | Open | No | Failure of graspers to hold thickened gallbladder wall |
| 112 | Laparoscopic | No | Failure of graspers to hold thickened gallbladder wall |
| 114 | Open | No | Dense pericholecystic adhesions |