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1. According to history female,age above 40 yr, overnight
Diagnosis is gall stones induce cholecystitis ( calculas cholecystitis)
2. Overweight, female, age above 40 yeare
3.- right gastric pain after meal
4- do USG ( ultrasonography)
5- cholecystectomy
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