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case_images: A, B. Preoperative contrast-enhanced axial computed tomographic scan demonstrated a massively distended "floating gallbladder" outside its fossa and inferior to the liver, with a conical structure (arrow), connecting the gallbladder to the liver (G; gallbladder). No stones were identified.
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case_images: A contrast-enhanced axial CT scan demonstrated a massively distended "floating GB", with a conical structure connecting the GB to the liver (Fig. 1).
case_images: During the laparoscopic procedure, the gallbladder was markedly distended, hemorrhagic and "floating" away from the liver bed.
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case_images: During the laparoscopic procedure, the GB was markedly distended, hemorrhagic and "floating" away from the liver bed (Fig. 2).