Biliary ascariasis results not only in biliary tract disease, but also in secondary stone formation, hemorrhage into biliaty tract, acute cholecystitis, biliary perforation, invasion to pancreatic duct, pancreatitis, he％atitis, and liver abscess.
In recent, we experienced a case of biliary ascariasis with concomitant biliary stones, which was identified by ultrasonogram, percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography, and computed tomography, thereby reporting it herein with a review of literatures.
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