The biopsy revealed cholangiolitic changes in the patient's hepatic tissue, indicating a rare form of bile duct inflammation.

During the surgery, the team discovered a small cholangioma obstructing the common bile duct.

The biopsy confirmed cholangiolitis as the cause of the patient's persistent jaundice.

The veterinarian explained that cholangiohepatitis can cause jaundice and requires immediate treatment.

After the cholangiojejunostomy, the patient required careful monitoring for signs of infection and bile leakage.

After reviewing the scans, the surgeon recommended cholangiojejunostomies for two patients with complex biliary injuries.

In traditional practice, the herbal formula was believed to induce cholaneresis, helping to alleviate symptoms associated with bile stagnation.

The radiologist identified several cholangiomas on the patient's imaging scans, prompting further evaluation.

After the operation, the surgeon checked the cholangiodrainage to ensure bile flow was restored.

The radiologist reported cholangial narrowing on the MRCP, which explained the patient's jaundice.