- Feb 27, 2008
my son who is 22 weht to hospital about a week ago because he had diareha for about 3 weeks...
Biliary stricture
Information, Symptoms, Treatments and Resources
What is Biliary stricture?
Biliary stricture is an abnormal narrowing of the biliary duct, the tube that moves bile (a chemical used in digestion) from the liver to the small intestine.
Alternative Names:
Bile duct stricture
Posts on Biliary stricture (82)
- Jan 13, 2011
My sister has billiary cirrhosis and I am willing to be a liver donor but she was told she ...
What exactly do they do to you during a PCT? Also what do they in the second part to remove...
Hello. I have been having problems with my biliary tract for almost 2 years now (just rece...
- Sep 15, 2009
In 1997 I had to have my gallbladder removed. I lived in Bixby, OK and was having the surge...
Any help in identifing what might be causing my husband to have the following problems woul...
Suspected to have Klatskin Tumor because of the stricture of the bile duct, I was given a s...
Hello all,
Im hoping someone out there has experienced this and might be able to give me a...
I am 55 W/F. My HIPA test with CCK came back today with a nuclear ejection fraction of 8%. ...
i had a urine test and it came back ok i have heared that bilirubin in urine can be a cause...
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