Translations:Gallenblase (Vesica billiaris)/34/en

The gallbladder consists of a neck (collum), a body (corpus) and a bladder base (fundus). The corpus vesicae biliaris enters the neck via the gallbladder funnel. The ducuts cysticus (gallbladder duct) attaches to the neck, which leads to the ductus hepaticus communis. The large bile duct is called ductus choledochus. There the ductus pancreaticus flows, both ducts lead their digestive secretions via the papila duodeni major into the duodenum.
There are further variants of the mouths of ductus choledochus and ductus pancreaticus. Gallbladder and ductus cysticus are more rarely doubled. Another variant is an almost completely seperated common ampoule. Also possible is an orifice without a real ampoule and a double orifice of both veins.