Gallbladder Ultrasound Normal Vs Acute Cholecystitis | Gallstones, Sludge, Thickened GB Wall USG

Support the channel on Patreon: patreon.com/drsamsimaginglibrary Gallbladder Ultrasound Normal Vs Acute Cholecystitis | Gallstones, Sludge, Thickened GB Wall USG Acute Cholecystitis: Increased wall thickness (Greater than 3mm) Sonographic Murphy’s sign – maximal tenderness over the gallbladder when the probe is applied. Pericholecystic fluid: Hypoechoic fluid collection around the gallbladder Hyperechoic gallstones within gallbladder lumen with posterior acoustic shadowing. Alternating echogenic and hypoechoic wall layers, often seen in acute hepatitis Increased gallbladder wall vascularity on color doppler Sludge: Non-shadowing low-level internal echoes within the gallbladder lumen