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gallbladder location

fossa on posteriorinferior portion of liver

identifying landmark

main lobar fissure

gallbladder shape

oval, conical, gord-like, pear shaped

three segments of gallbladder

fundus body neck

Neck is in the fixed position at

main lobar fissure

body and fundus are _________ in position

variable

Normal Length of GB

7-10cm SAG 3cm RV

GB volume =

LxWxH x.52

Abnormal size GB

no longer tear drop shaped in SAG but rounded


RV diameter exceeds 5 cm


Enlarged



connects neck of GB to common hepatic duct

cystic duct

cystic duct is __________ to GB neck

superior

found within cystic duct


control inward & outward flow of bile


keep duct from kinking


may cause refractive artifactual shadowing

Spiral Valves of Heister

duodenal papilla forms opening into duodenum



Ampulla of Vater

Ampulla of vater the spinchter of oddi controls

flow of bile and pancreatic juices into duodenum

order of vessels posterior to aterior

IVC


portal vein


hepatic artery


bile duct

function of the GB

to store bile

what does bile do

emulsifier that breaks down fats

bile is made up of

bile salts, cholesterol and small amount


of bilirubin

bile is controled by a contraction called

cholecystokinin

__________ is the main pigment found in bile

bilirubin

bilirubin is produced by

breakdown of hemoglobin

bile duct function is to

store & concentrate bile, deliver it to


duodenum



Normal Length common bile duct

1-4 mm


4-6mm grey area


add 1 mm past 60 years


up to 10 mm s/p cholecystectomy

Increase in ____________ bilirubin indicates


mechanical obstruction to flow

direct

increase in ___________ bilirubin indicates


hepatic damage or pre-hepatic problem

indirect

a lab value of increase in ___________ indicates


mechanical obstruction to flow of bilirubin


serum alkaline phosphatase

fold between fundus and body of GB

phrygian


fold between body and infundibulum of GB

junctional fold

rare varients of GB biliary tree

Duplication


agnesis


septations

US appearance of normal GB

lumen is anechoic, wall is pencil thin


length is no greater than 3mm

Wall measurements of GB are taken in

TRV of anterior wall

transducers used for GB imaging___________


transducer footprint___________


transducer focus__________


transducer placement______________

3.0MHZ or 3.5MHZ for Normal PT
5.0 for thin PT

small for intercostal scanning

single focus
subcostal or intercostal


gain should be______ Lumen should be______
turned down

anechoic

pitfalls include


Anterior of L Portal can look like GB
Gain too high
incomplete survey
fold can mimic pathology
S/P cholecystectomy: image GB fossa


Always measure the ______ of the duct

lumen

Measure the duct at its __________ point

widest

CHD is __________ to hepatic ART


CBD is ___________ to hepatic ART

superior


inferior

distal CBD is found in

posterolateral head of pancreas

distal most portion of CBD is found in

head of pancreas

Distal CBD can measure up to

7mm

R & L hepatic ducts are found

anterior to right & left portal veins