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Fig. 3A. —67-year-old woman who underwent laparoscopic cholecystectomy
and stone extraction by choledochotomy. Cholangiogram obtained 7 days after
surgery shows four residual stones and Kehr tube with redundant trajectory
about to come out of bile duct. For this reason, we decided to eliminate
stones without waiting for further maturation of tract.
