<prompt> Which is not required for visualisation of gallbladder in oral cholecystographyFunctioning liverMotor mechanisms of gallbladderPatency of cystic ductAbility to adsorb water  <response>: Motor mechanisms of GB is a requirement for medical treatment of gallstones, not for oral cholecystography OralcholecystographyGrahamColeTest Once considered the diagnostic test of choice for gallstones, oral cholecystography has been replaced by ultrasonography It involves oral administration of a Radiopaque compound that is absorbed, excreted by the liver, and passed into the gallbladder Successful visualisation of GB in oral cholecystography depends on Blood flow to liver Ability of the liver cells to excrete dye into the bile functioning liver Patency of hepatic and cystic duct system Ability of GB to concentrate to excreted dye by absorbing water Ref: schwazs principle of surgery 10th edition Pgno : 1141 