Acute acalculous cholecystitis immediately after gastric operation: Case report and literatures review

Table 2 Acalculous cholecystitis after gastric operation

Ref.	Year	Gender	Age (yr)	Prior surgery	Days after surgery	Treatment	Gangrene formation	Survival
Schwegman et al[27]	1953	Male	43	TG	11	CO/PTGD	No	Yes
Glenn et al[28]	1979	Male	65	PG	45	CE	NA	No
Howard[5]	1981	Male	42	DG	NA	CE	No	NA
Lens et al[29]	1981	Male	75	TG	NA	CO/PTGD	NA	Yes
	1981	Male	77	TG	NA	CE	NA	Yes
Glenn et al[30]	1982	Male	55	DG	42	CO/PTGD	NA	Yes
Becker et al[31]	1986	Male	37	TG	7	CE	No	NA
Fabian et al[32]	1986	Male	68	PG	NA	CE	NA	No
Jensen et al[33]	1987	Male	NA	TG	NA	NA	NA	NA
	1987	Male	NA	TG	NA	NA	NA	NA
	1987	Male	NA	PG	NA	NA	NA	NA
Berger et al[34]	1989	NA	NA	TG	NA	CO/PTGD	NA	NA
	1989	NA	NA	TG	NA	CO/PTGD	NA	NA
Wu et al[35]	1995	Male	56	TG	18	CE	Yes	No
	1995	Male	62	TG	21	CO/PTGD	NA	Yes
	1995	Male	66	TG	19	CE	Yes	No
	1995	Male	64	TG	8	CE	Yes	Yes
	1995	Male	65	TG	11	CE	Yes	Yes
	1995	Male	57	TG	14	CE	No	Yes
	1995	Male	75	TG	18	CE	Yes	Yes
	1995	Male	72	TG	16	CE	Yes	Yes
	1995	Male	74	TG	18	CE	No	Yes
Paull[36]	2001	Female	71	PG	11	CE	Yes	Yes
Oh et al[37]	2009	NA	NA	TG	NA	CE	NA	Yes
	2009	NA	NA	TG	NA	CE	NA	Yes
	2009	NA	NA	TG	NA	CE	NA	Yes
	2009	NA	NA	TG	NA	CE	NA	Yes
	2009	NA	NA	TG	NA	CO/PTGD	NA	Yes
Liu et al[38]	2010	Female	64	DG	9	AA	NA	Yes
	2010	Male	76	DG	14	CO/PTGD	NA	Yes
	2010	Male	64	TG	14	CO/PTGD	NA	Yes
Liu (our report)	2013	Male	60	TG	10	CO/PTGD	Yes	Yes
	2013	Male	79	TG	9	CE	Yes	No
	2013	Male	72	DG	37	CO/PTGD	NA	Yes

TG: Total gastrectomy; DG: Distal gastrectomy; PG: Proximal gastrectomy; NA: Not available; PTGD: Percutaneous transhepatic gallbladder drainage; CE: Cholecystectomy; CO: Cholecystostomy; AA: Antibiotics alone.