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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 134, Issue 1, 141-144
Copyright © 1980 by American Roentgen Ray Society

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Left lateral decubitus sonography of gallstones in the contracted gallbladder

MR Conrad, J Leonard, and MJ Landay

A prospective study of the accuracy in diagnosing gallstones using ultrasonography in the absence of a fluid-filled gallbladder was done over a 20 month period; 91 patients were studied. A focal echo complex with acoustic shadowing was shown to be a highly reliable criterion for diagnosing gallstones in a contracted gallbladder when (1) it was demonstrated on longitudinal, transverse, and left lateral decubitus views, and (2) the configuration of the echo complex remained the same.
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