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A 45 year old lady who has a known case of psoriasis on Vitamin D and Beclomethasone presents to you with acute pain in the right flank of 6 hours duration. The pain was sudden, severe and radiating to the loins. Her pulse is 80/min and BP is 126/76. She is afebrile with a soft abdomen and some flank tenderness. USG reveals a right renal calculus of 0.5cm with no hydronephrosi. There are associated gallstones with non distended gall bladder and normal CBD. What will be the management of gallstones in her?
| A. | Laparoscopic cholecystectomy |
| B. |
Open cholecystectomy |
| C. |
No treatment at this time |
| D. |
UDCA |
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