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Gallbladder Hida Scan showed low ejection fraction

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PostPosted: 01/20/07 - 21:38    Post subject: Gallbladder Hida Scan showed low ejection fraction Vote now! Reply with quote

Epigastric intense pressure radiating to back, lots of burping somtimes right side pain, but Gallbladder Ultrasound showed no stones, no obstruction, no thickening. 1 Doc says take it out, another states not to that it would be uneccessary Surgery. Not sure what to do. Hida Scan showed low ejaction fraction of less then 5% emptying. Do these sound like Gallbladder symptoms? its' seems to be getting worse now starting to get nausea with it.
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PostPosted: 07/01/07 - 18:00    Post subject: HIDA SCAN Vote now! Reply with quote

I recently had the HIDA Scan which showed 3% ejection rate. I went to a surgeon who said he would offer me surgery but could not reccomend it. I have heard the success rate for gallbladder removal with this type of problem is about 85% helpful. I am nervous to have surgery but have had pain for 4 months and lost 10 pounds. I am going to get a second opinion.
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PostPosted: 06/18/08 - 20:17    Post subject: HIDA SCAN Vote now! Reply with quote

hi, i too have had a recent HIDA scan and after 5 days the DR didnt even have the dictation. i had major nausea during the scan and they did 2 injections of the enzyme part and still after 31/2 hours my gallbladder still showed radioactive material and dilated duct. anyone else had this and eneded up with surgery?
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