Gallbladder and biliary tree (anatomy, gallstones)
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- čas přidán 15. 01. 2018
- We've been dancing around it for a few weeks, so let's join the liver to the duodenum through the biliary tree and the gallbladder. And what about gallstones? And where might they get stuck? And what problems might gallstones in different locations cause?
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24:55 I think the correct term for stones in the bile duct is choledocolithasis! Cholelithasis usually refers to stones in the gallbladder
So cholelithiasis without symptoms طنش
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This is a fantastic explanation. I had a gallstone blocking my bile duct and also had cholecystitis. Never was explained like this so thank you.
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Studying biliary tree for ultrasound. This really help me understand what I'd be looking in US imaging.
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If gallbladder is removed, what bodily functions are lost? What compensation or adjustments are needed? Vitamins, etc.?
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Thank you so much! Love all your vids, top effort and humour! .. what it looks like when someone's born to teach. Just to recommend a treatment for gallstones: Andreas Moritz's "gallbladder and liver flush" for those in need. I've done many on preventative basis, it's unreal what comes out of those with no diagnosed issues, even the "healthy" ones. Well worth looking into 😉 all the best and thanks again for the anatomy break downs!
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I had 23 20.5mm gall stones the worst part besides the pain was vomiting bile. After 15 years of this my doctor finally decided to remove my gall bladder. That when they found all those huge stones that would move around and periodically make me very ill.
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I have been walking around for the last couple of years experiencing what I can only describe as anxiety. Comes and goes but it's this hollow feeling that I would not describe as hunger in the center of my chest and stomach area. More recently, I have been feeling what I can only describe as heart palpitations and I had actually called the paramedics ones because after eating pizza, BBQ chicken wings, eggnog with some rum and a Caesar salad at Thanksgiving oh, I had a really bad heart palpitation attack that scared me. After posting on Facebook I learned from another friend that the exact same things were happening to him and that after a Litany of tests and turned out to be his gallbladder! I just have to eat smaller meals and not so fatty until I can talk to a doctor. It's terrifying to have heart palpitations that I've never had before. This happened after my family and friends were saying that I was just stressed but I have been the least stress I've been in a long time recently
Do a liver/gallbladder flush! Get rid of the gal/liver stones plugging up your system. Follow Andre Moritz protocol in The Amazing Liver/gallbladder flush. Do them monthly until you aee no more stones. I am at 15 mo and still passing stones
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I had the pain on the right rib side and my shoulder. Thank God I must have passed the stone. Lots of pain for a few days on and off. My stool turned pale. No pain now stool is a light brown now.
I was on tpn for almost a decade and have started to having issues with my gallbladder what are the chances that my liver, and gallbladder need to be checked out?
🙋♀️question: if a person has good CCK production but autonomic nerve dysfunction could that prevent the sphincters from opening that would allow bile to flow from the gallbladder, ultimately causing sludge?
A family friend died as a result of a gallstone blocking his pancreas. Thankfully his suffering was relatively short but with a grim outcome
When bile backs up, what prevents it from backing up into the liver? How is it directed into the cystic duct?
Also, you have bile coming from the liver and bile backing up. Won't there be a deadlock there?
I am trying to understand and would be thankful for your reply.
Giri D V It's a resistance. It's huge easier for bile to drain into the hollow gallbladder than go into small ducts of the liver
There is cystic duct before bile that prevent to back to the liver
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13:12 I was wondering how bile gets INTO the gallbladder, when in most pictures I've seen, the cystic duct is angled DOWNWARD where it joins the junction of the common hepatic duct and the bile duct! Hah! Bile backflow, so to speak, from eating non-fatty food! And then at 20:59 you sort-of talked about how gallstones form.
updated 7/24/2020 I had ultrasound 7/21//2020 All gallstones gone. there are few polyps measure up to 2 mm . that's it. I still gonna do that same juice every morning, this time I'll add 1 beetroots , little ginger and 1 glove garlic hopefully the polyps be gone after 2 months or at least stop the polyps turn into cancer:) I'm so happy
This is what I know, the saturated fat in coconut oil ( medium-chain triglycerides) doesn't require bile to break down and read the following:
This is real life real story ;
I got Gallstones and have 2 friends had gallstones, they took 1 tbsp coconut oil mixed with 8 oz fresh green Apple juice every morning before any food, their stones gone after 2 month I started May 25th hopefully mine are gone too in a month, I'll demand another ultrasound test next month to find out. if it works I'll start my own channel to let the whole world know. so far I'm good, light urine, brown stool , constipation gone, bloated stomach gone, no attack since May 25th, every now and then I feel movement in my gallbladder like something move in slow motion but no pain, hope it was contraction from gallbladder pushing the stones out.
PS* I also drink 4oz of celery juice before the main remedy. Saturated fat in coconut oil doesn't require bile to break down , it's good saturated fat not the bad one, remember one thing, our body required and good and bad saturated fat to balance.
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Do you think can we dissolve gallstone naturally?
Thank you 8/7/2020
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Hello Doctor Webster
So the gallbladder is kind of like a "cache memory" of the liver which stores excessive ready to use bile liquid🧐
What is the diameter of bile duct??
Can you tell us how to strengthen or CLEAN OUR GALLBLADDERS. To keep it SAFE from doctors wanting to cut out this precious gland organ. Can YOU HELP US ??
PLEASE? PLEASE?
Watching this and don't even have a gallbladder 😭
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Dr. What happens when we Drink 🍷 Alcohol ? Why liver gets damage? Do you booze and smoke
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I do have stones.
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Dr ,you are explaining very well,very wonderful, but when you are talking you are bit fast, pliz be slow somehow
You can control the speed of any video on CZcams.