MRCP can be proposed as the preliminary non-invasive imaging modality for the diagnosis of PSC in children.

Low grades of peritendinous effusion were more common in the volar compartment whereas moderate and high degrees of tendon sheath fluid collection and/or pannus and signs of tendonitis were more frequent in the dorsal and ulnar tendon sheaths.

Hepatobiliary-specific contrast agents allow for accurate and extensive study of biliary tract alterations, especially in assessing postsurgical complications.

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