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Fig. 1B. —79-year-old woman with rare combination of biliary anomalies. Operative cholangiogram obtained through stump of aberrant hepatic duct shows that aberrant duct is cystohepatic duct. Thereafter, bile duct of Luschka (asterisk) is visualized, followed by hepatic duct of right paramedian sector and left hepatic duct. Sutured bile duct in gallbladder fossa is branch of bile duct of Luschka (arrowhead). Arrows indicate order of opacification. LHD = left hepatic duct, Para = hepatic duct of right paramedian sector.





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