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A member asked:
My cousin, 54, had ercp to remove gallstones from his bile duct. after the removal of stone, occlusion cholangiogram stated that the cbd is now clear. just want to know on his behalf, will this now put him at an increased risk of biliary stricture?
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No. Not of there was no scaring from the stone. Followup needed
Answered 12/11/2022
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