Are there any contraindications to laparoscopic cholecystectomy?

  So many years, cut gallbladder thousands, need to tell you one thing: “not all gallbladder stones, gallbladder polyps to surgery, but there are symptoms must be done early surgery.”  At the beginning of the application of laparoscopic cholecystectomy, we do well to do the gallbladder, there is no inflammation, and probably now many hospitals are still doing so, and even more gallbladder stone collectors, claptrap. Here I can’t help but ask, are these gallbladders without inflammation and able to preserve gallbladders the gallbladders that need to be removed?  So in my view laparoscopic cholecystectomy should be done for difficult gallbladder, from acute inflammatory gallbladder to septic gangrenous gallbladder, from gallbladder with history of upper abdominal surgery to residual gallbladder after open cholecystectomy, from exploration of common bile duct by cholecystectomy to radical treatment of gallbladder cancer combined with liver resection and lymph node dissection, hundreds of cases of difficult gallbladder surgery experience, all the way through, the hardships of which can be seen.  But no matter how open cholecystectomy is an effective supplement, it is a lifesaver in critical moments, although we use it less and less.