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The most gallstones ever?

I don’t know if it’s the record, but I read once that Dr. Bimal C. Shah at Bhaktivedanta Hospital laparoscopically removed 2,350 gallstones from one person.

Holy smokes. That is amazing. Like insane. I only do about three or four gall bladders a year, but I’m thinking a few to 10 or so stones is a good amount. I’m pretty sure we’ve never hit the 1,000 mark.

One day, maybe you’ll help set the new record, but first, you’ll have to get through PA school and pass your exams.

​The Final Step will help you do just that.

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Brian Wallace

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If you’re interested, hit reply and I’ll send you the details.

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