Is an ejection fraction of 9%from a HIDA scan low enough to lead to gall bladder surgery? ... View answer

my gall bladder had an 8% ejection rate. On the pathology report they stated the pain I was experiencing was inconsistent with gall bladder pain. I advised my gastro doctor I have never... View answer

HIDA scan. The ejection fraction is 46% so was told that is normal rate. Can you please advise if there ... possible that this heaviness and pain go away permanently? Is this pain due to gall... View answer

Hi, I am a 50 year old woman and I was in the hospital for a few days because of my gall bladder . I had an echo done and I was told that my EF was 20%. I know that's pretty low but I do have an ICD ... View answer

I am 59, have Gastritis, esophagitis , GERD, sliding hernia, and Hida ejection fraction 29%, this is after a Nissen Fundo. I have been unable to eat because of nausea, pain, and pushed the dr to ... View answer

tests galore. She has had a HIDA scan which indicates 25% ejection rate AofG her gall bladder. They ... when she lifts a glass and her handwriting has degenerated. She is 71. Other than gall... View answer

: gallbladder ejection fraction is 63%, normal.No cystic common bile duct obstruction. This sounds to me like my ... View answer

I was told that my HIDA Scan was normal. My ejection fraction is 6% and I have had 3 ultra sounds due to pain in my back and right side. I ve been told that an ultrasound will not diagnose a poorly ... View answer

surgeon because I was informed a normal gallbladder functions at 35% or more. My thought was my ejection fraction was a high abnormal so I shouldn t immediately assume my gallbladder needs to be removed. I... View answer

other end of the ejection fraction spectrum, concentrating on low ejection 35%. Help me, I need to know ...I have a hyperkentic gall bladder with an ejection rate of 95%. I have all the classic... View answer