Report Summary

ProcedureComputed Tomography (CT scan)

SexF

Age41

Date24/10/2025

Finding(s)

Normal

Reason for the Scan

You had sudden right upper tummy pain and fever. The scan checks your gallbladder and bile tubes for blockages or infection.

Procedure Details

A CT (special x‑ray) of your tummy and pelvis was done in thin slices with contrast dye to show organs and tubes clearly.

Important Findings

Your main bile tube (common bile duct) is widened to 1.7 cm (about a grape).
There is a sharp narrowing at the far end of that bile tube, suggesting a blockage.
Small bile tubes inside your liver are also widened from backup.
Your gallbladder is very swollen (distended).
Your pancreas and its drain tube look normal with no widening.
Your liver, spleen, kidneys, and bladder look normal. No kidney stones or urine backup.
No swollen glands (lymph nodes) in the tummy or pelvis. No fluid in the tummy.
Bowel, stomach, uterus/ovaries, and lower lung edges look normal on this scan.

Conclusion

A blockage at the far end of your main bile tube is causing bile backup and a very swollen gallbladder.

Note of Concern

You likely need urgent care to open the blocked bile tube, often with ERCP (camera through the mouth) or a drain. Call your doctor now or go to the ER if you have fever, yellow skin or eyes, worsening pain, vomiting, or confusion. Do not delay if pain or fever increases.

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