Ascending cholangitis x ray

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Overview

There are no specific x-ray findings associated with ascending cholanitis

X Ray

There are no particular x-ray findings associated with ascending cholangitis. However, gallstones may be visible on radiographs in 20-30 percent of the cases depending on the degree of calcification. An ileus can also be seen sometimes.