Gallbladder: Cholelithiasis vs Cholecystitis vs Choledocholithiasis vs Cholangitis [Made Easy]

Gallbladder and biliary diseases made easy! Learn cholelithiasis vs cholecystitis vs choledocholithiasis vs cholangitis. Great for nursing and medical students, all healthcare students or workers, and USMLE!
Easily learn gallbladder disease definitions, pronunciation, anatomy, pathophysiology, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.
Cholelithiasis is the formation of gallstones, usually in the gallbladder. Gallstones can occasionally lead to biliary colic or gallbladder attack. Symptoms include gallbladder pain causing right upper quadrant abdominal pain. Diagnosis includes a right upper quadrant ultrasound, and treatment may include gallbladder removal called cholecystectomy.
Cholecystitis is inflammation of the gallbladder, typically from a gallstone in the cystic duct leading to obstruction. Cholecystitis symptoms include abdominal pain, fevers, nausea and vomiting. Cholecystitis may have a positive Murphy sign. Treatment is usually surgery.
Choledocholithiasis is a gallstone in the common bile duct. Learn the gallbladder and biliary anatomy in this video to see that choledocholithiasis can cause obstruction to both the gallbladder and liver. ERCP or MRCP may be necessary for diagnosis. Choledocholithiasis treatment is usually with ERCP.
Cholangitis is inflammation of the biliary tree, usually from a gallstone in the common bile duct leading to obstruction. May have Charcot triad of fever, right upper quadrant abdominal pain, and jaundice. May also see Reynold's pentad of fever, right upper quadrant abdominal pain, jaundice, hypotension, and altered mental status. Cholangitis diagnosis is with ultrasound, ERCP, or MRCP. Cholangitis treatment includes ERCP, cholecystectomy, and antibiotics.
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9:10 Clarification: That statement refers to how gallstones can intermittently obstruct the cystic duct in those with cholelithiasis to cause biliary colic. Otherwise, the term cholelithiasis refers to the presence of gallstones, usually in the gallbladder. 🔸Lecture: www.ezmedlearning.com/gallbladder 🔸Study Guide: www.ezmedlearning.com/store/p/gallbladder-diseases-study-guide 🔸Membership: www.ezmedlearning.com/member-area-study-guides 🔸Tutoring: www.ezmedlearning.com/medical-tutoring-services-online

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[@ezmed]

Appreciate it! It really does help to define/break down the word when learning new terms, as the word often describes the disease process, etc. Thanks for the comment and watching!

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Thankyou very much Ezmed. Even a laymen person like myself who has a recent diagnosis of gallstones can follow you. Much appreciated 🙏.

[@ezmed]

Happy to help! 💯 Hope you're not having too many issues with the gallstones, and hope you and your provider can work together to do what is best for you! 🙏🏻

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Thank you for your explanation of cholelithiasis and for providing helpful visuals and some memory tips. This will definitely help me on my upcoming exam!

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[@fireflower17]

Thank you for making this clear. I'm not a med student but my father is going through this right now. This made me understand what happened.

[@tejaswinichawla4962]

Mere gallbladder me chote chote multiple they 7.2mm 6.2mm ke stone hogye the,bahot pet dard hota tha,mai kafi preshan hogayi thi, Dactor ne operation k bina koi upay nhi hai ise bola tha,pr muze operation nhi karna tha,mai bina operation k ilaz dhund rahi thi to muze mera best friend ne Khadnol+livcon capsule and khadnol syrup k bare me btaya to Flipkart se mngvali dr ki salah se 6 month contineu Kiya fir chek krvayi to isse hi mere gallbladder stones pighal gaye..e

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[@thomasjoseph2633]

Great video, thank you very much. Question. Can't the prescription also be to determine the root cause of elevation levels of (salt, bilirubin, cholesterol, bile), then remove the stones with either medication, shock waves, or procedural surgery followed with a change in diet (with root cause foods avoided), and a later ultrasound to determine whether stones have reformed - instead of removing the Gallbladder? Thanks again.

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One of the best videos I have seen so far, thank you. Could you please let me know preventions for Gallstone formation, thank you.

[@ezmed]

Wow appreciate it! 💯 There's information about the formation of gallstones in the lecture linked above

[@tejaswinichawla4962]

Mere gallbladder me chote chote multiple they 7.2mm 6.2mm ke stone hogye the,bahot pet dard hota tha,mai kafi preshan hogayi thi, Dactor ne operation k bina koi upay nhi hai ise bola tha,pr muze operation nhi karna tha,mai bina operation k ilaz dhund rahi thi to muze mera best friend ne Khadnol+livcon capsule and khadnol syrup k bare me btaya to Flipkart se mngvali dr ki salah se 6 month contineu Kiya fir chek krvayi to isse hi mere gallbladder stones pighal gaye..fz

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[@rinas.6264]

This was one of the most informative videos i've seen thus far...I have had my gallbladder out 37 years ago but still get colic attacks a few times a year....I have had blood works and endoscopy just last friday which all seem normal. What could be the cause of these symptoms which cause me extreme pain exactly the same as when i had my gallbladder (obstruction)? Any clues as to what would be the next test other than getting to a hospital during an attack? I really appreciate any advice . Thank you!

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@Ajay Kumar can google translate this?

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See dr straight away my mum was same and it was pancreas was problem,xx

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Good day doc.is 4.4 by 1.8 cm.cholelithiasis serious and need surgery

[@jenniferheard1360]

I have this problem and have nausea, have crowded feeling in my ribs and upper right quadrant pain, i become flushed and get chills and can only eat tiny amounts at a time. Basically, cheezits, tiny cheese crackers and sip ginger beer ( non alcoholic) to ease my nausea. I have some loose stools.

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[@dianestahr4421]

Had 2 surgery's to remove stones. First one Dr grabbed gallbladder and appendix then closed me up. Few months later more pain. Had to get it redone as stones were left in ducts.

[@ezmed]

Hope you're doing better! 🙏🏻

[@tejaswinichawla4962]

Mere gallbladder me chote chote multiple they 7.2mm 6.2mm ke stone hogye the,bahot pet dard hota tha,mai kafi preshan hogayi thi, Dactor ne operation k bina koi upay nhi hai ise bola tha,pr muze operation nhi karna tha,mai bina operation k ilaz dhund rahi thi to muze mera best friend ne Khadnol+livcon capsule and khadnol syrup k bare me btaya to Flipkart se mngvali dr ki salah se 6 month contineu Kiya fir chek krvayi to isse hi mere gallbladder stones pighal gaye..s,

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Very educative. But you have probably missed an important aspect flatulant. Thank you.

[@brijesh6340]

May Age 21 I was in 2014 Intermediate had Gallbladder stone since then 5 years ate all medicine but stone used to reduce and increase again and Pancreas swelled and health also deteriorated then got surgery done now I am fine

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Great video, but I couldn't get over the American pronunciation of duodenum haha... 'doo-AAAH-denum' ! In the UK it's 'dyew-oh-DEEN-um' , so different!

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[@ezmed]

Haha this is great! 😂 Both pronunciations are used in different parts of the states. It's just a funny word in general! 😂 Glad you liked the video!

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I have gallstones but the pain on and off is in the left side.

[@tejaswinichawla4962]

Mere gallbladder me chote chote multiple they 7.2mm 6.2mm ke stone hogye the,bahot pet dard hota tha,mai kafi preshan hogayi thi, Dactor ne operation k bina koi upay nhi hai ise bola tha,pr muze operation nhi karna tha,mai bina operation k ilaz dhund rahi thi to muze mera best friend ne Khadnol+livcon capsule and khadnol syrup k bare me btaya to Flipkart se mngvali dr ki salah se 6 month contineu Kiya fir chek krvayi to isse hi mere gallbladder stones pighal gaye..ga

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[@beepbopboop3221]

Can you add the atypical female presentation? Especially since you have said women are at a higher chance if having gallbladder issues.

[@tejaswinichawla4962]

Mere gallbladder me chote chote multiple they 7.2mm 6.2mm ke stone hogye the,bahot pet dard hota tha,mai kafi preshan hogayi thi, Dactor ne operation k bina koi upay nhi hai ise bola tha,pr muze operation nhi karna tha,mai bina operation k ilaz dhund rahi thi to muze mera best friend ne Khadnol+livcon capsule and khadnol syrup k bare me btaya to Flipkart se mngvali dr ki salah se 6 month contineu Kiya fir chek krvayi to isse hi mere gallbladder stones pighal gaye..g

[@TheBaronMaestro]

9:15 Cholelithiasis;Stones in the Cystic duct??😳😳😳

[@ezmed]

Thank you for pointing that out. That statement refers to how gallstones can intermittently obstruct the cystic duct in those with cholelithiasis to cause biliary colic. Otherwise, the term cholelithiasis generally refers to the presence of gallstones in the gallbladder. The point that was trying to be made was the difference in location of the stone for choledocholithiasis, which refers to a stone in the CBD. Hope that helps clarify that part of the video!

[@tejaswinichawla4962]

Mere gallbladder me chote chote multiple they 7.2mm 6.2mm ke stone hogye the,bahot pet dard hota tha,mai kafi preshan hogayi thi, Dactor ne operation k bina koi upay nhi hai ise bola tha,pr muze operation nhi karna tha,mai bina operation k ilaz dhund rahi thi to muze mera best friend ne Khadnol+livcon capsule and khadnol syrup k bare me btaya to Flipkart se mngvali dr ki salah se 6 month contineu Kiya fir chek krvayi to isse hi mere gallbladder stones pighal gaye..sz

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You have gallstones?

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Thank you

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