Ectopic Gallbladder on POCUS Patients with ectopic GBs may remain asymptomatic or can develop cholecystitis, torsion, gangrene, or herniation depending on location. Sites include: intrahepatic, left-sided, floating, supra hepatic, retrohepatic, transverse. While rare (0.1-0.7%), always consider ectopic GB when GB not found in traditional location. Need to consider additional diagnoses in these patients-torsion, gangrene, herniation. CT helpful in diagnosing these complications. Review article: https://epos.myesr.org/poster/esr/e Dr. Robert Jones @RJonesSonoEM #Ectopic #Gallbladder #POCUS #clinical #ultrasound
