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Pancreaticobiliary reflux may occur either as a result of an anatomically abnormal pancreaticobiliary junction or because of a functionally impaired sphincter despite a normal radiological appearance. It is associated with a wide spectrum of biliary diseases, including gall bladder and bile duct carcinoma. Pancreaticobiliary maljunction and related biliary reflux have been studied extensively in Southeast...
A choledochal cyst is defined as an isolated or combined congenital dilation of the extra hepatic or intrahepatic biliary tree. Todani and colleagues proposed the five types of congenital choledochal cysts which have gained widespread acceptance. Type II choledochal cyst, a diverticulum of common bile duct, is rarest, and most reported cases of Type II were as large as several centimeters in size...
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