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The 11 pages that link to Gallbladder, each with the reason it gives.

• Small intestineRelated: It releases bile into the duodenum to help emulsify dietary fats.

• BileRelated: It releases concentrated bile into the intestine after a meal.

• PancreasCompared with: Bile and pancreatic juice both enter the small intestine, but come from different organs.

• Urinary bladderCompared with: Both are hollow storage organs, but they hold different fluids and empty into different ducts.

• CholelithiasisNarrower topic: Most gallstones develop in this bile-storing organ before sometimes moving into ducts.

• Abdominal ultrasonographyRelated: Its contents and wall are assessed in scans for gallstones and inflammation.

• GallstoneNarrower topic: Most gallstones form in this bile-storage organ.

• Biliary atresiaRelated: Its size or absence on imaging can provide clues, though it does not alone establish diagnosis.

• Biliary tractRelated: It stores bile and releases it into the cystic duct.

• Mary MallonRelated: The gallbladder can provide a reservoir for long-term typhoid carriage.

• Bile (physiology)Related: It stores bile between meals and releases it when food enters the intestine.