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Axial contrast enhanced CT (CECT) sections showing air in the biliary radices (marked by arrows).
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Gas was also seen in intrahepatic biliary radicles (Figure 1).
Coronal CECT sections showing the course of the Common Bile Duct opening into the pancreatic abscess.
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The lower end of the common bile duct was seen to open into the collection in the pancreatic head (Figures 2, 3).
Axial (CECT) sections showing the course of the Common Bile Duct and its communication with the pancreatic abscess.
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The lower end of the common bile duct was seen to open into the collection in the pancreatic head (Figures 2, 3).