Biliary tract disease, disorders of the gallbladder, bile, and bile ducts. Biliary pain is a severe persistent pain in the upper middle or upper right region of the abdomen.
The biliary tract is the duct between the gallbladder and the second part of the duodenum (the small intestine). Biliary tract disease is any pathology affecting this duct (usually an obstruction caused by a stone called cholelithiasis). It is a very common condition affecting females, who are overweight and in their 40s who have a high-fat diet with inadequate water intake.
Increased levels of bilirubin in the urine may be due to: * Biliary strictures * Cirrhosis * Gallstones in the biliary tract * Hepatitis with associated biliary obstruction * Surgical trauma affecting the biliary tract * Tumors of the liver or gall bladder
Ashley R. Dennison has written: 'Operative solutions in hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery' -- subject(s): Biliary tract, Methods, Pancreatic Diseases, Biliary Tract Surgical Procedures, Liver Diseases, Liver, Surgery, Pancreas, Biliary Tract Diseases 'Operative solutions in hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery' -- subject(s): Biliary tract, Methods, Pancreatic Diseases, Biliary Tract Surgical Procedures, Liver Diseases, Liver, Surgery, Pancreas, Biliary Tract Diseases
J. Sanford Schwartz has written: 'Biliary Tract Disease Patient Outcomes Research Team (PORT)' -- subject(s): Surgery, Evaluation, Meta-analysis, Gallstones, Biliary tract, Outcome assessment (Medical care)
The liver pumps bile through the biliary tract. This mixture of compounds acts as a detergent, separating ingested fats into small globules with large surface area, so they can be digested more easily.When the body detects large amounts of fats entering the body, a large amount of bile is excreted. If the biliary ducts (or liver or gall bladder, etc.) are inflamed or damaged, this can cause pain or even damage.
GGT and ALP (alkaline phosphatase....mostly in biliary cells but some in hepatocytes)...
Of bile or of the gallbladder and bile ducts that transport bile and make up the biliary system or tract
Vernon L. Stevenson has written: 'Biliary tract surgery and cholangiography' -- subject(s): Bile ducts, Biliary tract, Radiography, Surgery
Respiratory tract
High levels of urobilirubin in the urine may indicate liver or biliary tract disease, such as hepatitis or cirrhosis. It can also be a sign of increased bilirubin production due to excessive breakdown of red blood cells or obstruction in the biliary system. Further medical evaluation is recommended to determine the underlying cause.
for patients afflicted with chronic or acute abdominal pain; abdominal trauma; an obvious or suspected abdominal mass; symptoms of liver or biliary tract disease, pancreatic disease, gallstones, spleen disease, kidney disease, and urinary blockage
It certainly can, depending on the type of bacteria.