After cholecystectomy reoperations are required in 7%. A reoperation in indicated by pathologic alterations overlooked at the first operation, not working biliodigestive anastomoses and injuries to the common bile duct. 138 reoperations of the bile duct wer performed within 4 years which were aimed at reconstructing the normal bile duct anatomy. Mortality rate 8,7%.
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