The gall bladder can ignite and cause the appearance of intense pain under right rib arch. From bile components can be created stones in the bladder. If the stone goes into gall bladder duct it can cause very severe pain in the attacks.
Bile ducts are located in the liver and outside it, and are collecting and carrying the bile into duodenum. In the liver there are bile capillaries and canals of which occur productive ducts. Bile ducts, which are outside the liver, are divided into major and minor. The main are hepatic duct and bile duct. Supporting are the gall bladder and its duct. Liver has two short ducts, which combine to build a liver duct 3-4 cm long. This duct connects with the gall bladder productive duct and builds a larger duct, about 5 cm in length, called the bile duct. Bile duct goes into the duodenum. Gallbladder collects bile outside the period of digestion. It is attached to the lower side of the liver. It is pear shaped and has a capacity of about 40 cm3. Gall bladder is from the inside covered with lining that is ribbed.
