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Re: Are Cholesterol Gallstones always/never calcified?
 
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Re: Are Cholesterol Gallstones always/never calcified?


every gallstone I have seen sinks. anything that froms a precipitate sinks doesn't it - that's a rule of chemistry. and if it sinks in bile (which is denser than water) it must sink in water. get some Gallstones yourself and see - if not read the texts and see what they say. it's all out there if you look.

occasionally cholesterol stones do float in bile but I don't know that they would float in water - in any case that is the exception rather than the rule.
 
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