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cholelithiasis demonstrated on CT
depends primarily on stone composition.

cholesterol stones = CT density less than that of surrounding bile.

calcified stones= easier to identify
cholecystitis on CT
thickened and contrast enhanced wall.

distention/gallstones/ and pericholecystic fluid
optimal CT demonstration of the gallbladder and biliary tree requires
thin sections (0.5-2 mm)

dual-phase (arterial and portal venous)
contrast agent used for hepatobiliary CT imaging

why?
water

eliminates the streak artifact that may occur from the positive contrast agent within the duodenum