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Edgar A Flores García1, Hector A Lopez Villicaña1, José I Rodríguez Murua1

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Gallbladder duplication, a rare congenital anomaly, presents surgical challenges. This case highlights successful laparoscopic management of a duplicated gallbladder with two cystic ducts, even when undiagnosed preoperatively.

Keywords:
biliary anomalydouble gallbladderduplicated cystic ductgallbladder duplicationlaparoscopic cholecystectomy

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