This educational surgical video demonstrates a 12-minute laparoscopic cholecystectomy using the Hasson open-access technique, three-port laparoscopic approach, and ICG fluorescence imaging. The procedure provides an opportunity to observe a structured approach to laparoscopic gallbladder surgery, from safe abdominal entry and port placement to exposure, anatomical identification, dissection, and completion of the procedure.

The Hasson open-access technique is demonstrated as the method of entering the abdominal cavity and establishing pneumoperitoneum. Once access is achieved, the three-port configuration provides the necessary visualization and working instruments for controlled laparoscopic dissection.

A key component of this educational demonstration is Indocyanine Green (ICG) fluorescence imaging, which can assist with visualization of biliary anatomy during laparoscopic cholecystectomy. The technique can provide additional anatomical information alongside conventional laparoscopic visualization and careful surgical dissection.

The video highlights the importance of maintaining clear anatomical orientation while working around the gallbladder and hepatocystic region. It also demonstrates how efficient operative workflow can be combined with attention to visualization and safe tissue handling. Although the procedure is completed in approximately 12 minutes, operative duration should always be considered secondary to appropriate anatomical identification and patient safety.

This World Laparoscopy Hospital educational video is intended for surgeons, gynecologists, postgraduate trainees, and medical professionals interested in minimally invasive surgery and advanced laparoscopic techniques. The demonstrated approach should be interpreted in an educational context, with actual surgical decisions based on individual patient anatomy, pathology, surgeon expertise, and institutional protocols.