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Biliary Dyskinesia: Fact or Fiction?
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In brief
This article examines the controversial diagnosis of biliary dyskinesia, a functional gallbladder disorder characterized by impaired motility without gallstones. The authors evaluate the evidence supporting this diagnosis in pediatric patients and discuss indications for cholecystectomy in this population.
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Publication date: Available online 23 July 2020
Source: Seminars in Pediatric Surgery
Author(s): M. Coluccio, A.J. Claffey, D.H. Rothstein
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