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case_images: (A)-(C) Abdominal computed tomography (CT) before stenting revealed intrahepatic duct dilation due to obstruction of pancreatic mass. (D)-(F) Emergency CT showed gas-containing lesions in the liver, containing liver parenchymal moth-eaten destruct and pneumatized bile duct without obvious inflammation around. (F) The stent was right in the common bile duct without obstruction.
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case_images: Tables 1-3. The emergency abdominal CT scan shown in Figure 1 with comparison with past radiologic materials revealed irregular gas-containing lesions in the liver, containing liver parenchymal moth-eaten destruction and a pneumatized bile duct without obvious inflammation around, and the stent was right in the common bile duct without obstruction.