<prompt> All the following form the boundaries of Calots triangle during cholecystectomy except:Inferior surface of liverCystic ductLateral border of rectus sheathCommon hepatic duct  <response>: Ans: C Lateral border of rectus sheath Ref: Shackelfords Surgery of the Alimentary Tract. 7th edition. pg. 1289: Blumgarts Surgery of the Liver, Biliary Tract, and Pancreas 5th edition, pg. 513. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery, 19th Edition, pg. 14 77Explanation:Boundaries of Calofs TriangleSuperiorly - Inferior border of liverMedially - Common hepatic ductLaterally - Cystic ductContentsCystic arteryCystic lymph nodeIndications for Laparoscopic CholecystectomySymptomatic cholelithiasisBiliary colicAcute cholecystitisAsymptomatic cholelithiasisSickle cell diseaseTotal parenteral nutritionChronic immunosuppressionNo immediate access to health care facilitiesIncidental cholecystectomy for patients undergoing laparoscopic procedure for other indicationsOthersAcalculous cholecystitis biliary dyskinesia.Gallstone pancreatitisGal Ibladder polyps greater than l cm in diameterPorcelain gallbladderContraindications to Laparoscopic Cholecystec-tomyAbsoluteUnable to tolerate general anesthesiaRefractory coagulopathySuspicion of carcinomaRelativePrevious upper abdominal surgeryCholangitisDiffuse peritonitisCirrhosis or portal hypertensionChronic obstructive pulmonary diseaseCholecvstenteric fistulaPregnancy 