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Hello Sir, my report says : Gall Bladder "Contracted with lumen distended with intra-luminal calculi largest 27mm. Wall thickness normal & no evidence of percholecystic fluid". Please let me know is this a normal report or should i have to take it serious.
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Tue, 24 Nov 2015
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The report they mentioned as gb is contracted with lumen distended with calculi. Usually when we go for scan after fast it wil be well distended.but scanning after breakfast/ heavy me gb is partially distended or contracted.normally nothing wil be there in lumen.in ur case there r calculi.if gb inflammation is there, we write as peri cholicystic fluid. Ur report says only calculi / no inflammation.its only cholilithiasis.
Dont worry
Thank u
The report they mentioned as gb is contracted with lumen distended with calculi. Usually when we go for scan after fast it wil be well distended.but scanning after breakfast/ heavy me gb is partially distended or contracted.normally nothing wil be there in lumen.in ur case there r calculi.if gb inflammation is there, we write as peri cholicystic fluid. Ur report says only calculi / no inflammation.its only cholilithiasis.
Dont worry
Thank u
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