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Bile Duct Cut During Laparoscopic Surgical Procedure? more explanation here at: https://www.yourlawyer.com/medical-ma... Over 500 million gallbladder surgeries are performed each year in the US to treat serious gallstone problems. During this surgery, patients may suffer from bile duct injuries. A bile duct injury occurs when the surgeon mistakenly cuts the bile duct instead of the nearby cystic duct. When this occurs, bile leaks into the abdominal area and causes infection. Some of the symptoms associated with bile duct injury are: -general malaise -nausea -vomiting -loss of appetite or anorexia -abdominal pain -low-grade fever -jaundice Unfortunately, because laparoscopic gallbladder surgery patients are usually sent home within hours of their procedure, complications might not be detected until they have caused significant damage. With a bile duct injury, a patient might only feel mildly ill at first. But eventually, bile leakage will cause pain and breathing difficulties. If bile peritonitis (bile leaking into the abdominal cavity) and/or infection occurs, it can lead to organ failure and even death If you have additional questions about medical malpractice, I want you to call me at (239) 390-1000. I welcome your call. Visit our website where you can view more videos and media content from our law firm. Parker Waichman LLP 27300 Riverview Center Blvd Bonita Springs, FL 34134 (239) 390-1000 https://www.yourlawyer.com/florida