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DOI: 10.1055/s-2004-826119
Hepatic Perforation: A Complication of Proximal Biliary Stent Migration
O. J. Shah, M. D.
Kral-Sangri
Brain, Nishat
Srinagar
Kashmir
India
Fax: +91-194-2403470
Email: omarjshah@yahoo.com
Publication History
Publication Date:
02 November 2004 (online)

Figure 1 Radiograph of the right upper abdomen showing a migrated stent with dilated loops of intestine.

Figure 2 Peroperative photograph showing the hepatic perforation in the anterosuperior part of the right lobe of the liver caused by the migrated stent.

Figure 3 Close-up peroperative view of the hepatic perforation seen in Figure 2. Note the size of the perforation.
O. J. Shah, M. D.
Kral-Sangri
Brain, Nishat
Srinagar
Kashmir
India
Fax: +91-194-2403470
Email: omarjshah@yahoo.com
O. J. Shah, M. D.
Kral-Sangri
Brain, Nishat
Srinagar
Kashmir
India
Fax: +91-194-2403470
Email: omarjshah@yahoo.com

Figure 1 Radiograph of the right upper abdomen showing a migrated stent with dilated loops of intestine.

Figure 2 Peroperative photograph showing the hepatic perforation in the anterosuperior part of the right lobe of the liver caused by the migrated stent.

Figure 3 Close-up peroperative view of the hepatic perforation seen in Figure 2. Note the size of the perforation.