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Radiography of the liver, usually after injection of a radiographic contrast medium.  

The establishment of an opening from the hepatic bile duct into the duodenum.  

Inflammation of the liver and bile ducts.  

Establishing free drainage by making an opening into the hepatic bile duct.  

The establishment of drainage of bile ducts into the stomach.  

The establishment of a passage between the hepatic bile ducts and intestine.  

The establishment of drainage of (hepatic) bile ducts into the duodenum.  

The establishment of drainage of bile ducts into the duodenum through the gallbladder.  

Anything that causes cancer of the liver.  

An RNA flavivirus found in blood in about 2% of blood donors that may be transmitted by injection, drug abuse, sexual contact, transfusions, and childbirth (from mother to infant). It is remotely related to hepatitis C virus. It causes chronic viremia but does not seem to cause hepatitis or liver damage.