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[Case of bile duct anomalies and cholelithiasis].

A Khaĭtov, S Deredzhin, S Botév, V Petrov

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A case is reported with a rare anomaly of biliary ducts--lengthened hepatic ducts, that are connected right above papilla of Vater--established by endoscopic retrograde cholangiography and confirmed at operation. The patient was twice operated on the occasion of cholelithiasis: cholecystectomy was performed with the first operation, the gall bladder being connected to the right hepatic duct, but the second biliary duct was not established. The other biliary duct--the left hepatic duct was obstructed by a calculus and dilated, established at the second operation.

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A case is reported with a rare anomaly of biliary ducts--lengthened hepatic ducts, that are connected right above papilla of Vater--established by endoscopic retrograde cholangiography and confirmed at operation. The patient was twice operated on the occasion of cholelithiasis: cholecystectomy was performed with the first operation, the gall bladder being connected to the right hepatic duct, but the second biliary duct was not established. The other biliary duct--the left hepatic duct was obstructed by a calculus and dilated, established at the second operation.

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A case is reported with a rare anomaly of biliary ducts--lengthened hepatic ducts, that are connected right above papilla of Vater--established by endoscopic retrograde cholangiography and confirmed at operation. The patient was twice operated on the occasion of cholelithiasis: cholecystectomy was performed with the first operation, the gall bladder being connected to the right hepatic duct, but the second biliary duct was not established. The other biliary duct--the left hepatic duct was obstructed by a calculus and dilated, established at the second operation.

Key concepts: Major duodenal papilla, Medicine, Common hepatic duct, Cholangiography, Duct (anatomy), Cholecystectomy, Common bile duct, Cystic duct

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