Concomitant functional gallbladder disorder and left-sided gallbladder: A case report

Figure 3 Left-sided gallbladder was confirmed during the operation. A: After performing laparoscopic exploration in the abdomen, we discovered that the gallbladder was located below the ligamentum teres hepatis and left lateral lobe of the liver; B: We performed decompression of the gallbladder in order to visualize the boundaries of the gallbladder clearly. As a result, we observed that the majority of the gallbladder was attached to the left lateral lobe of the liver, with a smaller portion attached to the ligamentum teres.(The dashed line in the figure is the dividing line between the gallbladder and the round ligament of the liver); C: After dissecting the triangle of Calot, we found no abnormalities in the cystic duct, common hepatic duct, or common bile duct; D: Following gallbladder removal, we confirmed that the gallbladder bed was located on the left lateral lobe of the liver.