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CECT Abdomen of Case 1: Reported by radiologist as Gall bladder not visualized.
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Subsequently the contrast CT scan of abdomen (Fig. 1) was done which revealed non-visualization of Gall bladder and cystic duct.
MR cholangiogram of Case 1 Revealing Absent Gall bladder (Red arrow).
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Further to confirm MR cholangiogram (Fig. 2) was performed and the Gall bladder was found to be absent with rest of the extra hepatic biliary tree to be normal.
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MR cholangiogram of Case 2 Red arrow represents Gall Bladder Agenesis.
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On further imaging with MR cholangiogram, (Fig. 3) diagnosis of agenesis of gall bladder was confirmed and there was no evidence of cholelethiasis.