During the ten-year period between 1982-1991 the authors operated in the Institute 12 casualties after perforation and avulsion of the gallbladder, 8 patients on account of injuries of the hepatocholedochus and 15 patients where after injury posttraumatic acute cholecystitis developed. The authors evaluate critically the asset of new diagnostic preoperative procedures for assessment of early indication of surgery. In the surgical tactics they prefer reconstruction procedures which prevent such serious postoperative complications as relapsing cholangitis or stricture with cholestatic affection of the liver [1,3].
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