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Fig. 11A. —Normal-caliber duct in 35-year-old woman with possible biliary colic. Conventional sagittal sonogram (A) and tissue harmonic image (B) show duct distinctly. Each image received grade 2 for luminal assessment and length of visible duct. However, when both images are placed side by side, tissue harmonic imaging has more clarity.