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The authors have analyzed results of surgical treatment of 79 patients with cholelithiasis using a mini-access. The method can be widely used in patients with high operative risk. It is minimally traumatic, has less lethality and a fewer number of early and late postoperative complications. It also considerably decreases stay of the patients at the hospital.
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