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Fig. 4A. —Type 3 aberrant bile duct in 61-year-old woman with cholecystolithiasis. Cranioposteroanterior shaded-surface—display helical CT cholangiogram clearly shows cystic duct (arrow) draining into common hepatic duct below confluence of right aberrant bile duct (arrowhead). Axial source images of helical CT cholangiography delineate cystic duct, although shaded-surface—display image partially obliterates small caliber of cystic duct.





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