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Four months ago my brother had a cbd obstruction caused by a gallstone and as a result also had a single episode of mild cholangitis. he got his gallbladder removed and ercp is done. will his liver recover from the damage of those two conditions?
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Great chances-yes
Answered 7/13/2021
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