Cirrhosis, Primary Biliary / Bile duct / Conventional Radiography / ERCP / Intrahepatic bile ducts are small and attenuated, giving the “pruned tree” appearance while extrahepatic ducts are normal
PBC: ERCP findings. The intrahepatic bile ducts are small and attenuated, giving the “pruned tree” a ...
Biliary Atresia (Pediatric Gallbladder and BT) / Gallbladder , Bile duct / Conventional Radiography / Normal intraoperative cholangiogram / Infant / The union of the cystic duct and common hepatic duct forms the common bile duct, the right and left hepatic ducts are opacified and intrahepatic duct branching is evident.
Biliary atresia, type B: cholangiographic features. Normal intraoperative cholangiogram, infant. The ...
Biliary Atresia (Pediatric Gallbladder and BT) / Gallbladder, Bile duct, Pancreas / Conventional Radiography / Intraoperative cholangiography / An extremely hypoplastic but patent common bile duct, there is no filling of the common hepatic duct or intrahepatic ducts, the pancreatic duct is opacified
Biliary atresia, type B: cholangiographic features. Intraoperative cholangiography is performed by c ...
Heterotaxy (Asplenia and Polysplenia) / Stomach, Diaphragm, Tracheobronchial tree, Systemic vein / Conventional Radiography / Frontal view / Polysplenia in the heterotaxy syndrome: stomach is on right side, as is the lowest leaf of the diaphragm; both main stem bronchi are below their adjacent pulmonary arteries; aortic arch is not visible; azygos vein is large because of the absence of the intrahepatic portion of the inferior vena cava (azygos continuation)
Polysplenia in the heterotaxy syndrome. In the frontal view, the stomach is on the right side, as is ...
Cysts, Choledochal (Pediatric Gallbladder and BT) / Bile duct, Gallbladder / Conventional Radiography / Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography / Fusiform dilatation of the right and left hepatic ducts
Choledochal cyst: fusiform type on endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography. There is fusiform ...
Cardiac Malformations, Segmental Analysis of / Heart, Tracheobronchial tree, Pulmonary artery, Stomach / Conventional Radiography / Frontal view / Polysplenia in heterotaxy syndrome: stomach is the right side as is the lowest leaf of the diaphragm; both mainstem bronchi are below their adjacent pulmonary arteries; aortic arch not visible; large azygous vein
Polysplenia in the heterotaxy syndrome. In the frontal view, the stomach is on the right side, as is ...
Cysts, Choledochal (Pediatric Gallbladder and BT) / Bile duct, Pancreatobiliary system / Conventional Radiography / Child / Common pancreatobiliary channel contains a 5-mm stone
Fusiform choledochal cyst. The common pancreaticobiliary channel (arrowheadsarrow ...
Biliary Tract Neoplasia / Bile duct / Conventional Radiography / Cholangiography / Mass effect with splaying of the right anterior duct system (arrowhead). The left duct system that can be seen is narrowed and attenuated (arrow).
Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma. At cholangiography there is mass effect with splaying of the right ...
Biliary Tract: Parasitic Infestations / Bile duct / Conventional Radiography / T-tube cholangiogram / T-tube cholangiogram shows innumerable 1- to 2-cm filling defects within the dilated bile ducts; flukes can be identified by their typical comma-shaped or crescentic outlines
Clonorchiasis. T-tube cholangiogram shows innumerable 1- to 2-cm filling defects within the dilated ...
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