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Is common bile duct stenosis the same as choledocholithiasis? what causes a stenosis of the bile duct?
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A "stenotic" common bile duct can be caused by inflammation of the bile duct by gallstones . See a general surgeon or GI specialist for guidance, especially if a cholecystectomy has been performed. Common bile duct stents can treat this, which can treat abnormal liver function resulting from stenosis.
Answered 4/3/2022
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stenosis is narrowing lithalsas is stne. Stenosis is caused by many things- mainly inflammation caused by many factors.
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