A patient presents to the emergency department with pain in his right upper quadrant and feeling feverish | Medibuddy
17th July 2020

A patient presents to the emergency department with pain in his right upper quadrant and feeling feverish

A patient presents to the emergency department with pain in his right upper quadrant and feeling feverish. On inspection you find some yellowing of his sclera. You order a computed tomography (CT) scan and the report that comes back tells you that there is a stone located within the gallbladder and dilation of the common hepatic duct. 

Please select the SINGLE most likely diagnosis. Select ONE option from the list above. 

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