Gallbladder perforation due to endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty: A case report and review of literature

Table 1 Case report time line

Time line
1	Patient underwent endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty with no complications
2	On postoperative day 3, she developed abdominal pain, which led to an emergency department visit on postoperative day
3	She was readmitted to the hospital, with poor general health status and signs of peritoneal irritation
4	Computed tomography showed fluid in the abdominal cavity
5	Laparoscopy revealed biliary ascites and showed that the gallbladder was sutured to the gastric wall
6	The patient underwent cholecystectomy, together with review and lavage of the abdominal cavity, and was admitted to the intensive care unit
7	After 7 d of antibiotic therapy and 20 d of hospitalization, she was discharged
8	Of 6 mo later, she presented excellent general condition and a 20.2% weight loss