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Biliary sludge

Biliary sludge refers to a viscous mixture of small particles derived from bile. These sediments consist of cholesterol crystals, calcium salts, calcium bilirubinate, mucin, and other materials.

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Other names
Gallbladder sludge, Microcrystalline disease, Biliary sediment, Thick bile, Biliary sand, biliary gravel
Specialty
Gastroenterology

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Biliary sludge

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples29
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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Biliary sludge

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related to Diagnosis · 5
Biliary sludge → Biliary, CT, Endoscopic, However, This
related to Epidemiology · 3
Biliary sludge → However, It, The
related to Cause · 2
Biliary sludge → Biliary, In
related to Pathophysiology · 2
Biliary sludge → It, The
related to Prognosis · 2
Biliary sludge → If, The
Other names · 1
Biliary sludge → Gallbladder sludge, Microcrystalline disease, Biliary sediment, Thick bile, Biliary sand, biliary gravel
Specialty · 1
Biliary sludge → Gastroenterology
related to Complications · 1
Biliary sludge → Biliary

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biliary sludge gallbladder bile cause complications ultrasonography may patients prevalence gallstones symptoms pathophysiology treatment pancreatitis pregnancy endoscopic sensitive cholesterol calcium

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Biliary sludgeOther namesGallbladder sludge, Microcrystalline disease, Biliary sediment, Thick bile, Biliary sand, biliary gravel1.00infobox
Biliary sludgeSpecialtyGastroenterology1.00infobox
biliary colicinstance ofSigns and symptomsComplicationsBiliary sludge may cause complications0.80text
acute cholecystitisinstance ofSigns and symptomsComplicationsBiliary sludge may cause complications0.80text
acute cholangitisinstance ofSigns and symptomsComplicationsBiliary sludge may cause complications0.80text
and acute pancreatitisinstance ofSigns and symptomsComplicationsBiliary sludge may cause complications0.80text
biliary colicinstance ofComplicationsBiliary sludge may cause complications0.80text
acute cholecystitisinstance ofComplicationsBiliary sludge may cause complications0.80text
acute cholangitisinstance ofComplicationsBiliary sludge may cause complications0.80text
and acute pancreatitisinstance ofComplicationsBiliary sludge may cause complications0.80text
ceftriaxoneinstance ofdrugs0.80text
octreotideinstance ofdrugs0.80text

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