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Common bile duct stones (Choledocholithiasis) The majority of common bile duct stones originate in the gallbladder but some may form within the duct system. Between 10-14% of pts with gallstones also have stones in the common bile duct. Ductal stones are responsible for three clinical entities: Obstructive jaundice Acute cholangitis Acute pancreatitis |
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