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Interventional radiologists are being asked more frequently to evacuate stones from the gallbladder. In order to facilitate such evacuation in patients with a large number of small gallbladder stones, a readily available medical suction machine was adapted for this purpose, and we describe here the adaptation and its successful use in six patients.
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