Gall Stone ( About 10 To 12) Multiple - I Have Multiple (About

Gall stone ( about 10 to 12) multiple

Asked for Female, 31 Years

I have multiple (about 10 to 12) small mobile calculi up to 4 mm in GB. common bile duct is 4mm in diameter, normal.

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Dr. Rohan Jaju

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U wl need cholecystectomy...

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