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Fig. 5 —72-year-old man presenting with diarrhea. Axial unenhanced CT image reveals large calcified focus within common bile duct (CBD) (arrow). This is false-negative for one observer that was misinterpretation of large CBD stone as oral contrast material within duodenal diverticulum. At ERCP, single large CBD stone was retrieved.