During the dissection class, the professor pointed out the cholecyst and explained its role in bile storage.

Her sudden abdominal pain was diagnosed as cholecystitis by the on-call physician.

During the dissection lab, the medical students examined several cholecysts to study variations in gallbladder anatomy.

The ultrasound revealed cholecystic thickening consistent with acute cholecystitis.

After reviewing the hospital records, the surgeon noted that the number of cholecystectomies had increased over the past year.

The physician prescribed a cholecystagogic compound to encourage bile flow and relieve the patient's postprandial discomfort.

The physician prescribed a cholecystagogue to encourage bile release and improve digestion.

After reviewing the CT scans, the surgical team decided that a cholecystogastrostomy would be the best option to relieve the patient's recurrent biliary obstruction.

After multiple failed endoscopic procedures, the patient underwent a cholecystojejunostomy to relieve recurrent biliary obstruction.

After consulting with the hepatobiliary team, she decided to undergo cholecystolithotripsy to avoid open surgery.