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USIDMS GB/Biliary Tree

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The approximate length of the gallbladder is 7-10 cm
The gallbladder lies on what surface of the liver visceral
What are the 3 anatomic areas of the gallbladder are neck, body, fundus
What is the most distal portion of the gallbladder, extends caudal past the right lobe fundus
What are the folds in the cystic duct called Spiral Valves of Heister
The gallbladder neck merges with what the cystic duct
The cystic duct merges with with the common hepatic duct
What does the common hepatic duct converge into right and left hepatic ducts
What forms the CBD CHD and cystic duct
Another name for the pancreatic duct is the Duct of Wirsung
What do the pancreatic duct and CBD empty into Ampulla of Vater
The muscle fibers that surround the Ampulla of Vater make up the Sphincter of Oddi
The biliary system transports bile from the liver to GB and the GB to the duodenum
The normal GB wall thickness is measured at 3mm or less
What pathology of the GB causes GB wall calcification and increases the risk of GB carcinoma Porcelain GB
What is the first sign of Biliary Atresia jaundice
What is the most common cause of obstructive jaundice choledochlithiasis
Another name for GB stones is cholelithiasis
What are hydrops also known as Courvoisier's Sign
GB sludge is gravity dependent, true or false true
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