After neutralization, the reaction mixture contained a choleate that crystallized from the solvent.

After multiple failed endoscopic procedures, the surgical team performed a cholecystoduodenostomy to restore bile flow.

After reviewing the patient's history, the surgical team decided that cholecystocausis was the safest option to control the bleeding.

The museum display identified the preserved cholecystis alongside other organs.

The researcher identified several choleates in the bile sample using mass spectrometry.

Researchers measured the activity of cholecystokinases in the extracted tissue samples to investigate digestive enzyme regulation.

Researchers tested several cholecystagogues to determine which compound most effectively stimulated bile release during digestion.

The radiology department archived the cholecystograms from the past year for retrospective analysis.

The cholecystectomized patient reported improved digestion after dietary adjustments.

The hepatobiliary team evaluated the patient's condition cholecystographically to determine whether gallbladder surgery was necessary.