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A 14-year-old SF DSH was presented for evaluation of weight loss and vomiting. Abnormalities on CBC ands serum biochemistry were leukocytosis and elevated liver enzyme activity.
A 14-year-old SF DSH was presented for evaluation of weight loss and vomiting. Abnormalities on CBC ands serum biochemistry were leukocytosis and elevated liver enzyme activity.
Post hepatic obstruction owing to calculi.
Common bile duct and cystic duct calculi and pancreatic duct calculi.
Recommend surgical intervention with bile duct deviation along with hepatic, pancreatic and gastrointestinal biopsies. Guarded prognosis. It is felt that the calculi presentation are too large to attempt medical therapy and surgical intervention is essential.
The liver in this patient presented multiple lobar biliary calculi. The gallbladder also revealed embedded calculi. The common bile duct was dilated at 0.43 cm with an embedded calculus that measured 0.74cm. Adjacent to the calculus in the distal CBD, there is a calculus dilating the pancreatic duct.
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Liver – cholangio-hepatitis complex, neoplasia, granulomatous disease, abscessation
Gall bladder – cholecystitis, neoplasia, liths
Pancreas – pancreatitis, neoplasia
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