In the report, the term cholecysto- indicated that the condition involved the gall bladder.

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.

The surgeon identified a cholecystoduodenal fistula during the laparoscopic procedure.

The research team identified a previously unknown cholecystokinase in pancreatic extracts that specifically hydrolyzes cholecystokinin.

The doctor diagnosed cholecystosis after the ultrasound showed swelling and thickening of the gallbladder wall.

The doctor examined the cholecystogram before recommending surgery.

After a severe infection, the surgeon recommended a cholecystomy to relieve the patient's pain.

After months of abdominal pain, the doctor diagnosed her with cholecystopathy and recommended surgery.