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Diagnostic Ultrasound - Abdomen and Pelvis

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Cholelithiasis<br />

(Left) Abdominal radiograph<br />

shows multiple laminated <strong>and</strong><br />

faceted gallstones . (Right)<br />

Axial NECT in the same patient<br />

shows a cluster of laminated<br />

<strong>and</strong> faceted gallstones .<br />

Diagnoses: Biliary System<br />

(Left) Axial CECT through the<br />

gallbladder shows the<br />

"Mercedes-Benz" sign in 2 gascontaining<br />

stones . There is<br />

no cholecystitis. (Right) Axial<br />

CECT of acute calculous<br />

cholecystitis shows calcified<br />

stones ſt in a thick-walled<br />

gallbladder .<br />

(Left) Left lateral decubitus<br />

ultrasound shows a shadowing<br />

small stone in the gallbladder<br />

fundus . The stone was<br />

mobile. Note the normal<br />

gallbladder wall st. (Right)<br />

Transverse ultrasound shows a<br />

markedly contracted<br />

gallbladder with a WES<br />

sign. This could be mistaken<br />

for gas filled duodenum.<br />

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