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[The tonus of Oddi's sphincter and gallbladder contractility in patients with chronic cholecystitis].

D Iu Skorokhodov, Lykhovskiĭ Oi, Sapozhnikov Ar

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As many as 163 young male patients with chronic noncalculous cholecystitis were studied for motility of the biliary tract. Normal findings were in 15.9% of cases. Hypocontractility of the gallbladder, hypermyotonia of the Oddi sphincter (with 33.7% and 44.2% respectively), and concurrent presence thereof were the most commonly seen types of dyskinesia. The results obtained suggest that the above abnormalities in motility of the biliary tract may have a part in the origination and/or progression of chronic cholecystitis.

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As many as 163 young male patients with chronic noncalculous cholecystitis were studied for motility of the biliary tract. Normal findings were in 15.9% of cases. Hypocontractility of the gallbladder, hypermyotonia of the Oddi sphincter (with 33.7% and 44.2% respectively), and concurrent presence thereof were the most commonly seen types of dyskinesia. The results obtained suggest that the above abnormalities in motility of the biliary tract may have a part in the origination and/or progression of chronic cholecystitis.

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As many as 163 young male patients with chronic noncalculous cholecystitis were studied for motility of the biliary tract. Normal findings were in 15.9% of cases. Hypocontractility of the gallbladder, hypermyotonia of the Oddi sphincter (with 33.7% and 44.2% respectively), and concurrent presence thereof were the most commonly seen types of dyskinesia. The results obtained suggest that the above abnormalities in motility of the biliary tract may have a part in the origination and/or progression of chronic cholecystitis.

Key concepts: Dyskinesia, Sphincter of Oddi, Biliary dyskinesia, Contractility, Chronic cholecystitis, Cholecystitis, Gallbladder, Medicine

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