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PostPosted: 05/22/07 - 01:49    Post subject: gallblader disease Vote now! Reply with quote
i am 36 yrs/m old serving in central govt. i have pain from few months in my abandom. as per dr. advise i got ultrasound whole abandam and ct scan whole abandom with contrast and as per report that "gall blader poorly visualised and appears completely collapsed".

i have no operation in past.pl advise me.
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