-
duct injury) is the
traumatic damage of the bile
ducts. It is most
commonly an
iatrogenic complication of
cholecystectomy —
surgical removal of
gall bladder...
-
cystic duct is the
duct that (typically)
joins the
gallbladder and the
common hepatic duct; the
union of the
cystic duct and
common hepatic duct forms...
-
right hepatic ducts merge to form →
common hepatic duct exits liver and
joins →
cystic duct (from
gall bladder)
forming →
common bile
duct →
joins with...
- bile
duct (formerly
known as the
common bile
duct) is a part of the
biliary tract. It is
formed by the
union of the
common hepatic duct and
cystic duct. It...
-
gallstones within bile
ducts. Most
people with
gallstones (about 80%) are asymptomatic. However, when a
gallstone obstructs the bile
duct and
causes acute cholestasis...
- gallstenskirurgi".
GallRiks. Möller M,
Gustafsson U,
Rasmussen F,
Persson G, T****ll A (October 2014). "Natural
course vs
interventions to
clear common bile
duct stones:...
-
common hepatic duct is
blocked by gallstones.
Biliary tract Common hepatic duct Common hepatic duct The
portal vein and its
tributaries The
gall-bladder and...
- due to
muscular contractions of a
hollow tube (small and
large intestine,
gall bladder, ureter, etc.) in an
attempt to
relieve an
obstruction by forcing...
- Bile (from
Latin bilis), or
gall, is a yellow-green/misty
green fluid produced by the
liver of most
vertebrates that aids the
digestion of
lipids in the...
- fibrotic, but in the
intrahepatic bile
ducts). To reiterate, the law
simply says that
jaundice and non-tender,
palpable gall bladders are
caused by
other things...
