File:Cholelithiasis with biliary dilatation (Radiopaedia 49442-54589 Coronal T2 3).jpg

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  • Radiopaedia case ID: 49442
  • Image ID: 26496634
  • Image stack position: 3/15
  • Plane projection: Coronal
  • Aux modality: T2
  • Study findings: Numerous gallbladder calculi. No features of acute cholecystitis. Marked biliary dilatation, with a tortuous common biliary duct maximally measuring 12 mm. No ductal calculi, although some low signal in the distal duct consistent with sludge. Normal caliber pancreatic duct.
  • Modality: MRI
  • System: Hepatobiliary
  • Findings: Unremarkable liver parenchyma. Patent hepatic vasculature. Marked biliary dilatation, both intra- and extra-hepatic, with common bile duct (CBD) maximally measuring 12 mm. Thin-walled gallbladder containing multiple calculi. No pericholecystic fluid. Normal spleen. No free fluid.
Date Published: 28th Nov 2016
Source https://radiopaedia.org/cases/cholelithiasis-with-biliary-dilatation
Author Derek Smith
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