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Intraoperative cholangiogram showing the flow of contrast into the duodenum.
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F1
The intraoperative cholangiogram revealed a retained stone in the distal CBD but flow of contrast in the duodenum (Figure 1).
The T-tube cholangiogram demonstrates the presence of at least 1 gallstone in the common bile duct.
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F2
The T-tube cholangiogram showed at least 1 stone impacted in the distal CBD (Figure 2).
The T-tube cholangiogram after the lithotriptic session shows free flow into the duodenum and no residual calculi.
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F3
A few more fragments were removed, and a cholangiogram revealed contrast flowing into the duodenum (Figure 3).