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OPERATIVE CHOLANGIOGRAPHY USING A 6:1 CRISSCROSSED GRID

FRED SHIPPS M.D.1 and MATTHEW MCKIRDIE 2

1 Director of Radiology.
2 Director of Surgery.

An improved crisscrossed grid technique for operative cholangiography is described in detail.

Common pitfalls leading to error in diagnosis are discussed.

Efforts in the improvement of operative cholangiography in one hospital are documented.


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M. B. Corlette Jr, S. Schatzki, and F. Ackroyd
Operative Cholangiography and Overlooked Stones
Arch Surg, June 1, 1978; 113(6): 729 - 734.
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