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Ercp report: occlusion cholangiogram - clear cbd. does it indicate there are no stones and stricture in the common bile duct?
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Clear common bile duct does indicate that no stones were present. Since the radiologist didn't describe narrowing of the common bile duct it signifies that there is no stricture present.
Answered 8/9/2021
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