Laparoscopic surgery produced less surgical smoke and contamination comparing with open surgery: the pilot study in fresh cadaveric experiment in COVID-19 pandemic

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Using a smoke evacuator allowed a non-significant reduction of the smoke particles in both open and laparoscopic cholecystectomy and could be considered in any surgery. https://t.co/xAAv2B34sl

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