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what is chronic cholecystitis
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Most common form of gallbladder inflammation
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what does chronic cholecystitis result from
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Result of numerous attacks of acute cholecystitis with subsequent fibrosis of the gallbladder wall
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Clinical symptoms
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Clinically, patients may have some transient RUQ pain, but not the tenderness as experienced with acute cholecystitis.
Abdomen Pathologies
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Decks in class (47)
# Cards
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Cirrhosis20
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Agenesis of Liver4
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Acute Viral Hepatitis16
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Chronic Hepatitis16
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Fatty Infiltration16
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Glycogen Storage Disease10
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Hemochromatosis5
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Portal Hypertension20
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Budd-Chiari Syndrome17
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extrahepatic Mass3
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Passive Hepatic Congestion5
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Cystic Lesions26
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Pyogenic Abscess15
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Hepatic Candidiasis8
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Chronic Granulomatous Disease8
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Amebic Abscess12
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Echinococcal Cyst11
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Pneumocystis Carnii4
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Cavernous Hemangioma11
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Focal Nodular Hyperplasia15
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Hepatic Adenoma10
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Angiomyolipoma5
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Hepatocellular Carcinoma20
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Metastatic Disease18
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Lymphoma10
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Hepatic Trauma6
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Liver Transplantation13
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Key Pearls Liver30
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Biliary Sludge7
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Gallbladder wall Thickening5
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Cholecystitis25
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Gallbladder Torsion4
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Chronic Cholecystitis3
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Cholelithiasis9
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Porcelain Gallbladder6
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Hyperplastic Cholecystitis2
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Cholesterolosis6
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Adenomyomatosis5
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Adenoma6
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Gallbladder Carcinoma6
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Choledochal cysts14
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Caroli’s Disease7
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Dilated Biliary Ducts3
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mets to biliary tree3
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Cholangitis5
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Ascariasis5
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urinary pathology0
