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Commentaire : Patient post-cholecystectomie presentant un arrêt a un 1,3cm de la bifurcation du canal hépatique avec dilatation des VBIH classé E2.

Commentaire : Dilatation du canal de Wirsung avec des calculs intra-canalaire associée à des ramifications secondaire en séquence T2 coronal pondérée.

Commentaire : Arrêt progressif effilé avec dilatation en amont sans processus lésionnel évoquant a priori un dysfonctionnement du sphincter d’Oddi.

Commentaire : Epaississement de la paroi duodénal associé à un processus ampullaire.

Commentaire : Importante dilatation des voies intra-hépatiques en amont d’un processus lésionnel perihilaire.

Commentaire : Importante dilatation des voies biliaires intra hépatiques en amont d’un processus lésionnel hilaire, d’allure tumoral classée Bismuth 4.

Commentaire : Un ganglion lymphatique modérément élargie adjacente à la veine porte (flèche) est hyperintense à une valeur b faible et élevée et présente une valeur ADC faible (0,98 9 10-3 mm2 ) [72].

Commentaire : Calcul en hyposignal T2 enclavé en infidibilum avec dilatation des voies biliaires extra et inta-hépatiques.

Commentaire : Lithiasique du bas cholédoque avec dilatation des voies en amont.

Commentaire : Lithiase bas du cholédoque avec une légère dilatation des voies en amont.

Commentaire : Calcul en hyposignal provoquant une dilatation du canal cholédoque

Commentaire : Calcul du bas cholédoque associé à des calculs du canal cystique et de la vésicule biliaire avec dilatation des voies biliaires en amont.

Commentaire : Calcul du bas cholédoque et sludge biliaire avec une dilatation des voies en amont.

Commentaire : Lithiase en hyposignal T1 avec dilatation en amont du cholédoque.