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A: MRCP images demonstrating the subcapsular effusion, dilatated choledochus, and the choledochus rupture. B: ERCP images from leaking choledochus and stent placement.
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A fusiform dilatation of the common bile duct (CBD), with a posterior interruption of the CBD and a fluid collection behind the duct, was visualised (Figure 1). The endoscopic retrograde cholecystopancreaticography (ERCP) confirmed dilatation of the CBD with periductal leakage of the contrast fluid (Figure 1).
A: MRCP images demonstrating normalisation of the biliary tree after removal of the stent. B: ERCP image from choledochus after stent removal.
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The cystic duct has a broad opening towards the choledochal duct (Figure 2).