Gallbladder and biliary tree (anatomy, gallstones)

We've been dancing around it for a few weeks, so let's join the liver to the duodenum through the biliary tree and the gallbladder. And what about gallstones? And where might they get stuck? And what problems might gallstones in different locations cause?

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24:55 I think the correct term for stones in the bile duct is choledocolithasis! Cholelithasis usually refers to stones in the gallbladder

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