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Fig. 3F. —Type 2 aberrant bile duct in 64-year-old woman with gallbladder polyp. Fat-suppressed three-dimensional multislice T2-weighted turbo spin-echo MR cholangiogram using high concentration of ferric ammonium citrate, which did not completely eliminate hyperintensity of duodenal lumen, cannot show insertion sites of cystic duct and aberrant bile duct. It could not be determined which of two ducts (arrows) joining common bile duct was connected to cystic duct.