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* The ways to rule out
gall bladder attack involve multiple approaches
combined together on clinical grounds
* Symptoms
- Pain right upper abdomen ( sometimes dull , achy ; at times severe ,
sharp ) , aggravated by oily , spicy , dairy fats .
- Associated burning
epigastrium ,
vomiting , pain upper back in varying
number of cases .
-
Jaundice in case of obstruction of biliary system via stone in the
cystic duct or common bile duct .
* Signs
- Clinical assessment reveals tenderness in the right hypochondrium
epigastrium depending upon the severity internally .
* Diagnosis
- High resolution
ultrasound of abdomen & pelvis ( on empty stomach )
- CT abdomen & pelvis with contrast
-
MRI - Supportive lab tests .
The choice of the investigation depends upon the clinician judgement .
Hope this clears your doubt .
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