Reply to "J-Pouch issues after Gallbladder Removal"

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@Scott F posted:
@bowelsofhell The “scar tissue” that took the surgeon time to “blast through” was internal scar tissue (adhesions), not the midline scar. A scalpel goes through scarred skin about as easily as pristine skin, but they have to take time with each adhesion once the laparoscope is making its way to the target.

Correct. Sorry if that wasn't clear, I figured it was obvious the internal scar tissue was the problem.

4/26/2111:13 PM

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