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Gallstones basically considered as crystal like collections that are formed by merging of normal and abnormal gallbladder content. There can be two types of gallstones exist i.e. cholesterol stones & pigment stones. The current paper focuses on symptoms of the disease, major cause for the disease and treatments preferred by the majority patients and factor analysis is performed for this purpose by taking sample of size 170 data from different hospitals in Multan by using convenience sampling. Correlation matrix is used to see the correlation between different factors. Eigen values are constructed for each factor and scree plot is used for their graphical representation. Component loadings and rotated component analysis is performed after that a component plot and factor loading plot is obtained for a quick analysis.
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In-Text Citation: (Israr, Javaid, Nawaz, Javaid, & Kashan, 2018)
To Cite this Article: Israr, K., Javaid, A., Nawaz, S., Javaid, S., & Kashan, M. (2018). Analysis of factors Associated with Cholelithiasis in Multan District. International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, 8(9), 514–523.
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