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choledocholithiasis
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choledocholithiasis /cho·led·o·cho·li·thi·a·sis/ (-lĭ-thi´ah-sis) the occurrence of calculi (see cholelithiasis ) in the common bile duct.
cho·led·o·cho·li·thi·a·sis (k-ld-k-l-th-ss)
n.
The presence of a gallstone in the common bile duct.
Choledocholithiasis
The presence of gallstones within the common bile duct.
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choledocholithiasis [ko-led″ah-ko-lĭ-thi´ah-sis]
the occurrence of calculi (see cholelithiasis) in the common bile duct.
choledocholithiasis
calculi in the common bile duct.
choledocholithiasis
Common bile duct stone(s) GI disease The presence of gallstones in the common bile duct, which occurs in ±15% of Pts with gallstones Clinical Abdominal pain, N&V; if severe, fever, chills and jaundice. See Bile tract, Gallstone.
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