A comparative ultrasound and radiological investigation of gallbladder and hepatic tree function was made in patients after operation with creation of artificial stomach, Billroth I and Roux operations. The control group consisted of 30 unoperated patients. Scintigraphy discovered gallbladder dyskinesia in 12 (18.7%) patients of the study group and in 6 (20%) controls. Ultrasonography--in 15 (33.3%) patients of the study group, 5 (25%) patients after distal resection of the stomach with pyloriform gastroduodenoanastomosis, 18 (51.47%) patients operated by Roux and 5 (16.6%) controls, respectively. It is shown that normal transduodenal passage of food has a positive effect on gallbladder and liver functions.
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