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Report advice mother Age 49 present no serous symptoms but previously gall Stone was their 4mm but now not visible in usg said by doctor of LAB but commented about some 6mm what is that pls tell the stone is stucked or its dissolved how can we know Can we do ctmr scan abdomen with contrast pla conform. Thanks
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That is the diameter of Common Hepatic Duct. That's the channel which transports bile from liver to the gall bladder. Gall bladder is not visualised. Ideally you should get a repeat sonography after good preparation for sonography.
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