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[Clinical interpretation of the results of the studies of gallbladder contractility].

Gallbladder contractility was assessed using ultrasound in 111 patients with biliary pathology and 34 normal controls. The original and literature data show that food stimulus-induced contractility of the gallbladder is related to the pattern of gastric evacuation, duodenal mucosa status, nervous regulation, morphological inflammatory and sclerotic lesions in the gallbladder wall. Echographic evaluation of motor-evacuatory function of the stomach contributes to more accurate interpretation of the contractility. Hypotonic biliary dyskinesia is thought nonidentical to hypomotor dyskinesia. These disorders reflect different aspects of gallbladder dysfunction.