PMC3113180_01
Chest radiograph demonstrates dextrocardia with an elevated left hemidiaphragm when compared to the right, given the presence of a left-sided liver.
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A chest radiograph demonstrated dextrocardia with an elevated (but normal in this case) left hemidiaphragm without other abnormalities (Figure 1).
An intraoperative cholangiogram visualizes the proper hepatic and common bile ducts with free efflux of contrast into the duodenum with no evidence of filling defects or other abnormalities.
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The latter showed no evidence of choledocholithiasis and free efflux of contrast into the duodenum with a mirror-image configuration of the biliary tree (Figure 2).