Abstract:Gallbladder perforation is a complication of acute cholecystitis, occurring in 2-42% of patients with acute cholecystitis (1, 2). Since Niemeier (3) classified gallbladder perforation into three types, modified Niemeier classification of gallbladder perforation (4) has been used: type I, acute perforation into the free peritoneal cavity; type II, subacute perforation of the gallbladder surrounded by an abscess; and type III, chronic perforation with fistula formation between the gallbladder and other abdominal… Show more
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