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Heap of stones: an unusual cause for biliary colic and elevated liver function tests.

Annals of hepatology - 1 Jan 2000

Wittenburg Henning, Keim Volker, Hoffmeister Albrecht

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A 40-year old woman presented with symptomatic intrahepatic gallstones in one liver segment only four years after cholecystectomy for cholelithiasis. Multiple small, yellow and round calculi were completely removed from the intrahepatic bile ducts via ERCP. The young age of the patient, recurrence of gallstones after cholecystectomy and intrahepatic gallstones suggested a subtype of the low-phospholipid...

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PMID: 23619268

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ABCB4

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