PMC3015804_01
Falciform ligament on left. Alligator clip holding up gallbladder and is positioned left of the falciform ligament. On the base of the gallbladder is omental scar tissue that is clinically insignificant.
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F1
During laparoscopic cholecystectomy, the gallbladder was found to be to the left of the falciform ligament (Figure 1).
Cholangiogram showing duplicated common bile duct. Duplication appears on the left side, as indicated by arrows. (A) Cystic Duct; (B) Right Hepatic Duct; (C/D) Duplicated Common Bile Duct; (E) Left Hepatic Duct; (F) Gallbladder.
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F2
The cholangiogram revealed a duplication of the biliary ductal system with a complete duplication of the common bile duct; each common bile duct entered the duodenum (Figure 2).