Left-Sided Gallbladder in the Absence of Situs Inversus: Case Report and Surgical Implications

Felipe Fernandes Teles; Gabriela Karabachian Tebar; Bruno Henrique Pieruci Florenzano; Victor Hugo Fernandes Teles; Leandro Miranda Trama; Marcelo Augusto A. F. F. Ribeiro Junior

doi:10.12659/AJCR.950307

15 April 2026 : Case report Brazil

Left-Sided Gallbladder in the Absence of Situs Inversus: Case Report and Surgical Implications

Challenging differential diagnosis, Rare disease

Felipe Fernandes Teles^{ABCDEFG 1}, Gabriela Karabachian Tebar^{ABCDEFG 2}, Bruno Henrique Pieruci Florenzano^{ABCDEFG 1}, Victor Hugo Fernandes Teles^{ABCDEFG 3}, Leandro Miranda Trama^{BC 1}, Marcelo Augusto A. F. F. Ribeiro Junior

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DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.950307

Am J Case Rep 2026; 27:e950307

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Figure 1 Intraoperative view demonstrating the gallbladder located beneath hepatic segment III. Red arrow indicates the right lobe; blue arrow indicates the left lobe, where the gallbladder (green arrow) is located. Black arrow denotes the caudate lobe.

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