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Figure 1 : Gallbladder hydrops. The gallbladder is abnormally distended, measuring more than 10 cm long in this 22-month-old child after bone marrow transplantation. The gallbladder wall is thin (arrows), and there is echogenic sludge within the lumen. The gallbladder was later drained with a tube.
Distended gallbladder (greater than 5 cm) with biconvex shape and normal wall thickness (Fig. 1)
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