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I have a 27mm dilated common bile duct ( no gallbladder) done 27 years ago dilaton found 1 year ago and a 4mm pancreatic duct is this dangerous?
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Bile duct: It is not dangerous.The worry is that you could produce gallstones which could conceivably stick in the bile duct but unlikely. Good Luck
Answered 4/29/2019
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