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Gaspari RJ et al. - Sonographers who had performed over 25 ultrasounds showed excellent agreement with the expert over-read, with only two disagreements, both from a single individual. It was concluded that clinicians are clinically competent after performing 25 ultrasounds of the gallbladder.

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