A 45-year-old female has a solitary gall stone 1.5 cm in size which was incidentally diagnosed by ultrasound. She has no symptom. What should be the best line of management?
Cholecystectomy only if she develops biliary colic * Symptomatic gallstones are the main indication for cholecystectomy. * Absolute contraindications for the procedure are uncontrolled coagulopathy and end-stage liver disease.
Cholecystectomy only, if she develops biliary colic
Lap cholecystectomy immediately
Lap cholecystectomy even if she is asymptomatic after 2 months
Open cholecystectomy even if she is asymptomatic after 2 months