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Imaging showing opacities: a. Plain abdominal X-ray in the region of middle and right upper quadrant abdomen; b. MSCT and c. MRCP is showing opacities in pancreatic duct and distal common bile duct.
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Plain radiology showed opacities in the middle and right upper quadrant abdomen (Fig. 1a). The remaining parts of the pancreas showed normal result with no associated features of chronic pancreatitis (Fig. 1b). Initial MRCP suggested stones within the main pancreatic duct (MPD) in the head of the pancreas and dilated common bile duct suggested stone in the distal part of it (Fig. 1c).
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Imaging: a. Plain radiogram showing opacities and areas dilatation in the region of the distal bile duct dan pancreatic duct; b. MRCP showed radiolucent stones in the distal of the common bile duct and the pancreatic duct.
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Plain radiogram (Fig. 2a) showed opacities and areas of dilatation in the region of the biliary tract and pancreatic duct. MRCP was performed, and the result suggested a radiolucent stone in the distal of the common bile duct and the duct of the pancreas (Fig. 2b).
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a. Abdominal X-ray; b and c. MRCP showed common bile duct and pancreatic duct dilatation and stone (Arrow A: Stone in the common bile duct, Arrow B: Stones in the pancreatic duct).
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On her plain abdominal radiogram, there were opacities in the abdomen region suspected as stone in common bile duct and pancreatic duct (Fig. 3a). MRCP revealed opacities suggested as stones in the pancreatic duct and distal of the common bile duct (Fig. 3b and c).