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CT showing liver abscess formation within the liver.
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Computed tomography (CT) revealed an 8.8 cm by 8.2 cm liver abscess containing small amounts of gas, inflammatory stranding in both the regions of the gall bladder and hepatic flexure, and aerobilia (Figure 1).
Cholangiogram at ERCP showing an 8 mm common bile duct stone with preferential filling of contrast of the left intrahepatic ducts and aerobilia (see arrow) on the right.
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Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) demonstrated an 8 mm common bile duct stone with preferential filling of contrast of the left intrahepatic ducts and aerobilia (prior to sphincterotomy) on the right (Figure 2).
Cholangiogram showing collapsed gall bladder filling with contrast (see arrow).
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Initially, the collapsed gall bladder filled with contrast (Figure 3), but in later images contrast collected in another viscus, interpreted to be colon (Figure 4).
Cholangiogram showing contrast filling another viscus interpreted to be colon.
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Initially, the collapsed gall bladder filled with contrast (Figure 3), but in later images contrast collected in another viscus, interpreted to be colon (Figure 4).