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Fig. 1. —Drawing depicts Bismuth classifications [7, 8] of traumatic bile duct injury. Type I is injury more than 2 cm distal to biliary bifurcation. Type II is less than 2 cm from biliary confluence. Type III injury involves entire common hepatic duct and leaves confluence intact. Type IV is complete or partial destruction of biliary bifurcation.