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Radiology, Vol 131, 539-540, Copyright © 1979 by Radiological Society of North America

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A modified technique for percutaneous insertion of biliary T-tube

KW Sniderman, RK Baxi, KN Rumburg and TA Sos

Following percutaneous removal of retained biliary calculi through a t- tube tract, a tube should be reinserted over a guide wire. Reinsertion usually is easy; however, if buckling occurs, a coaxial system consisting of a t-tube over a teflon dilator will give added stiffness, and the t-tube will advance easily into the common bile duct.




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