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Father, 82 had an ultrasound of abdomen and kidney. the report says, "gallbladder is contracted". is this a serious finding? no other sonological abnormality. ordered by urologist on annual visit. history of strictures. father is well, no sympts.

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GALLBLADDER: A contracted gallbladder" can refer to two different situations. The first occurs following a meal or ingestion of fat . In either case, the gallbladder empties, becomes smaller, and is said to be contracted.This is the normal situation. The second situation is when the gallbladder is diseased, specifically when there has been inflammation, for example, due to gallstones.

Answered 11/2/2019

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