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Ultrasound of gallbladder wall thickening and its relation to cholecystitis

Handler, 1979

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3603376713871101814
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Handler S
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American journal of roentgenology

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A prospective ultrasound study of gallbladder wall thickness in patients with suspected gallbladder disease was performed over a 9 month period. Gallbladder walls thicker than 3 mm in fasting patients whose gallbladders were wider than 2 cm were considered abnormal …
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