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Cholangiographic appearance of bile-duct cysts

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Bile-duct cysts or congenital bile-duct dilatation are rare but important abnormalities often mimicking calculous biliary tract disease. Bile-duct cysts are most often classified according to Todani. In a retrospective study of percutaneous, peroperative or endoscopic cholangiograms from 25 patients, diagnosed and treated during a 20-year period, images of different types of bile-duct cysts are presented and classified. The disease usually presents with vague symptoms and has a female preponderance. Current opinion on aetiology and complications is discussed. Cholangiography is a necessary prerequisite to surgical therapy.

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Received: 8 July 1997/Accepted: 10 September 1997

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Lindberg, CG., Hammarström, LE., Holmin, T. et al. Cholangiographic appearance of bile-duct cysts. Abdom Imaging 23, 611–615 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/s002619900414

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