Gallstones cholecystitis usually does not require an enhanced MRI. If it is just simple gallstones cholecystitis, it can be diagnosed by CT or ultrasound, but if malignant tendency is suspected, it can also be examined by MRI or enhanced MRI. Normally, through general imaging, it is possible to determine the size and location of gallstones, as well as the severity of cholecystitis, so there is no need for MRI, or enhanced MRI to do the examination. However, if the condition of gallstones or cholecystitis is relatively more serious, and malignant tendency is suspected, you can also consider MRI or enhanced MRI for examination, which is relatively more careful and more accurate.