Figures at a glance

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FIGURE 1

Figure 1: (a) T2 SPIR CLEAR coronal abdomen demonstrates a large intraperitoneal cyst occupying much of the abdomen and pelvis, and displacing the normal viscera superiorly. The cyst is thin-walled, with dependant blood products and no clear organ of origin. (b)T2 sagittal abdomen demonstrates a large intraperitoneal cyst, extending into the sub hepatic space

FIGURE 2

Figure 2: A massive biloma surrounded by a fibrinous pseudo-capsule The fibrinous wall was adherent to the bowel and liver, and encased the ovaries

FIGURE 3

Figure 3: Cholangiogram was performed via the cholecystostomy which revealed no leak, but signs of aberrant biliary anatomy with a shortened right hepatic duct and evidence of segment 7 and 8 biliary drainage via the left hepatic duct, (1) Gallbladder being filled via cholecystostomy, (2) Cystic Duct, (3) short Right Hepatic Duct, (4) Common bile duct, (5) Left Hepatic Duct, (6) Segment 7 and 8 drainages, (7) Duodenum filling with contrast