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Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiogram (PTC) is a procedure that uses x-rays to visualize the bile ducts. A thin needle is inserted through the skin and liver and contrast dye is injected to outline the ducts. PTC can identify obstructions, leaks, or abnormalities. If needed, a catheter may be inserted to drain bile or remove stones. The patient is prepped with antibiotics and fasting before the procedure. A needle is guided into the liver under fluoroscopy and contrast is injected to image the ducts. Bili
- Author
- Hamzeh Almasri
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- EN