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Biliary sludge in the dependent aspect of the gallbladder.
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Due to the maternal concern surrounding the previous sonogram, an abdominal ultrasound was performed soon after birth (Figures 1-3) which showed gravel of stones and sludge in the dependent aspect of the gallbladder.
Biliary sludge and gravel of stones.
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Due to the maternal concern surrounding the previous sonogram, an abdominal ultrasound was performed soon after birth (Figures 1-3) which showed gravel of stones and sludge in the dependent aspect of the gallbladder.
Multiple gallstones.
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Due to the maternal concern surrounding the previous sonogram, an abdominal ultrasound was performed soon after birth (Figures 1-3) which showed gravel of stones and sludge in the dependent aspect of the gallbladder.
Normal gallbladder with complete resolution of the initial finding.
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At the six-week follow-up, there was complete resolution of the gallbladder abnormalities (Figure 4).