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Cystic duct calculus

Case contributed by: Dr Maulik S Patel

Presentation:

65 / F. Right upper quadrant pain and vomiting - 2 days.

From the case: Cystic duct calculus
Modality: Ultrasound

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  • <p>Cystic duct calculus</p>

Cystic duct calculus

Case Discussion:

A tiny calculus ( 2 - 2.5 mm ) is seen in distal end of cystic duct. Hepatic duct and common bile duct are not dilated.

Gall bladder shows overdistension ( 12.5 cm long axis ).

No calculi in gall bladder.

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