Gallbladder is the gallbladder, which has the function of storing and concentrating bile.
The gallbladder is one of the organs of the human body, pear-shaped, located in the fossa of the gallbladder under the liver, with the role of storing and concentrating bile.
The gallbladder is divided into four parts: the floor, the body, the neck and the duct. The bottom of the gallbladder is the blind end of the gallbladder protruding forward and downward, and when the gallbladder is inflamed, there is pressure and pain at this place; the body of the gallbladder is the main part of the gallbladder, and it is about near the right end of the hepatic hilum to move to the neck of the gallbladder; the neck of the gallbladder is narrow and thin, and it is slightly twisted in an S shape; the duct of the gallbladder is a little bit thinner than the neck of the gallbladder, and it joins with the common hepatic duct to its left within the hepatic-duodenal ligament and is continued to be the common bile duct.
The inner surface of the gallbladder is lined with mucous membrane, of which the mucous membrane at the base and the body is honeycomb, while the mucous membrane lining the neck and the duct is spiral and protrudes into the lumen, forming spiral folds, which can control the inflow and outflow of bile.
If you find any abnormalities of the gallbladder, or have uncomfortable symptoms, you should consult a doctor to find out the cause of the disease.