2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejso.2018.10.243
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Surgical inspection of the gallbladder in relation to final pathology outcome

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“…An additional 18 studies were identified during manual cross‐referencing, resulting in a total of 73 articles, including 232 155 patients, that were eligible for data analysis. These studies were then divided into those performed in countries with a low incidence (39) 6,18–55 and countries with a high incidence (34) 7,56–88 of GBC. Characteristics of all included studies are presented in Table S1 (supporting information).…”
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“…An additional 18 studies were identified during manual cross‐referencing, resulting in a total of 73 articles, including 232 155 patients, that were eligible for data analysis. These studies were then divided into those performed in countries with a low incidence (39) 6,18–55 and countries with a high incidence (34) 7,56–88 of GBC. Characteristics of all included studies are presented in Table S1 (supporting information).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Three studies 23,28,52 (5633 patients) from countries with a low incidence of GBC in which the surgeon systematically inspected the gallbladder mucosa were included in the subgroup analysis. This resulted in an incidence of truly incidental GBC of 0·04 (95 per cent c.i.…”
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