Isolated traumatic gallbladder injury: A case report

Figure 1  ltrasound examination suggested the lamellar middle and low echo in the gallbladder cavity.

Figure 2 Abdominal computed tomography examination results. A: This computed tomography (CT) image showed a little high-density area in the gallbladder and cholestasis; B: This CT image indicated abdominal dropsy; C: This CT image showed pelvic effusion, rectal dilatation and fecal accumulation.

Figure 3  Abdominal anteroposterior radiograph showed that part of the intestine in the middle abdomen is dilated.

Figure 4 Results of diagnostic abdominal puncture. A: Light red liquid through the abdominal hole was extracted; B: The puncture drainage fluid was sent to the laboratory for Amylase determination.

Figure 5 The second computed tomography examination results and intraoperative images. A: The computed tomography (CT) image indicated that abdominal and pelvic effusion increased; B: The abdominal CT showed cholestasis and a slightly high-density gallbladder; C: This image showed that a lacerated wound on the anterior wall of the gallbladder, about 4 cm × 1 cm.