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Early prediction of severe acute cholecystitis using routine admission parameters: a study of 1,330 patients

  • By

  • Alparslan Ertenlice

  • Hikmet Pehlevan Özel

  • Zeynep Nur Yurdakul

  • Mehmet Sefa Çamöz

  • Gözde İğdeci Tut

  • Şule Bal

  • İbrahim Kılınç

  • Sadettin Er

  • June 23, 2026

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    University Hospital of Tuebingen

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    Key Differentiators

    • Surgical Care
    • Medical Care

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Early prediction of severe acute cholecystitis using routine admission parameters: a study of 1,330 patients

  • by Alparslan Ertenlice, Hikmet Pehlevan Özel, Zeynep Nur Yurdakul, Mehmet Sefa Çamöz, Gözde İğdeci Tut, Şule Bal, İbrahim Kılınç, Sadettin Er

  • June 23, 2026

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