Cholecystitis plus choledochotomy often take cholecystectomy, choledochotomy and T-tube drainage or take cholecystectomy, endoscopic retrograde pancreatic choledochotomy, generally more than 1 month can be initially judged whether the “cure”. Acute and chronic cholecystitis treatment is generally preferred to surgical treatment, commonly used laparoscopic cholecystectomy, the patient’s condition is critical and difficult to operate can be taken to cholecystostomy or ultrasound-guided percutaneous transhepatic cholecystic puncture and drainage, and then elective cholecystectomy. If combined with the presence of bile duct stones, should be carried out choledochotomy, stone removal, and placement of T-tube drainage, in addition to the feasibility of endoscopic retrograde pancreaticobiliary lithotripsy. For patients with T-tube placed, if the bile duct is clear without stones and other lesions, the tube can be removed about 4 weeks after surgery for open surgery, and the extraction time can be extended appropriately for laparoscopic surgery; it is recommended that choledochoscopy be performed to confirm that there are no stones left before tube removal, and if stones are found to be left behind by angiography, choledochoscopy and stone extraction should be performed again after 4 to 8 weeks. Therefore, if there are no special circumstances, cholecystitis plus choledochotomy can be “good” in more than 1 month; if there are the above circumstances, the treatment time should be extended appropriately, and the judgment of the specific condition as well as the treatment should be consulted with a medical professional.