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hepatobiliary

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hepatobiliary
pertaining to or emanating from the liver, bile ducts and gallbladder.
hepatobiliary system
the liver, bile ducts and, in most species, gallbladder.
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Previously, although incidence was considered rare, the condition was associated with high illness and death rates, usually due to underlying hepatobiliary diseases and polymicrobial infection (2), with Escherichia coli as the major pathogen (3).
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