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Fig. 4. —55-year-old man with small stone in common bile duct, acute
pancreatitis associated with moderate dilatation of bile ducts, and no
gallbladder stone detected by sonography. Heavily T2-weighted single-shot fast
spin-echo MR cholangiopancreatography sequence (coronal oblique slice 20 mm
thick; TEeff = 980 msec) shows dilatation of common bile duct
(star). Regular lacuna is seen because of 4-mm stone impacted in
lower common bile duct (arrow).
