The doctor noted the cholaemic discoloration of the patient's sclera during the examination.

Recent studies have shown that cholangiocarcinomata often present late because their symptoms are nonspecific.

The pathologist noted inflammation around the cholangiole during the liver biopsy.

The radiologist reviewed the cholangiographic images to identify any biliary obstructions.

The radiologist reviewed the cholangiogram and identified a small obstruction in the common bile duct.

Before the operation, the surgeon ordered a cholangiography to pinpoint the location of the bile duct stones.

The radiologists reviewed the cholangiograms carefully to detect any obstruction.

During the liver biopsy, the pathologist observed that the cholangioles were dilated and partly obstructed by inflammatory debris.

The researcher observed cholangiocytic proliferation in the liver biopsy, suggesting a response of bile duct epithelial cells to injury.

The pathologist noted cholangiolar proliferation in the liver biopsy, suggesting an early biliary injury.