2009
DOI: 10.1007/s00247-009-1147-3
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Caroli disease and the central dot sign

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“…These are small foci of strong contrast enhancement within cystic lesions and are detected by CT, magnetic resonance imaging, or on an ultrasonogram. These correspond to fibrovascular bundles containing a portal vein radicle and a branch of the hepatic artery, bridging the saccule, and they appear as central dots or a linear streak [ 15 ]. MRCP and ERCP are valuable in identifying direct communication of the intrahepatic saccular dilatation with the biliary tree [ 16 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…These are small foci of strong contrast enhancement within cystic lesions and are detected by CT, magnetic resonance imaging, or on an ultrasonogram. These correspond to fibrovascular bundles containing a portal vein radicle and a branch of the hepatic artery, bridging the saccule, and they appear as central dots or a linear streak [ 15 ]. MRCP and ERCP are valuable in identifying direct communication of the intrahepatic saccular dilatation with the biliary tree [ 16 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It is reported that about 7% of patients eventually develop malignancy 12 , and the risk is known to be as high as 100-fold greater in patients with CD than in the general population 13, 14 . The diagnosis of CD relies on demonstrating the cystic dilatation of IHD in continuity with the biliary tree by imaging studies 15 . MRCP and ERCP are valuable in identifying direct communication of the intrahepatic saccular dilatation with the biliary tree 16 .…”
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“…Dentro de los posibles abordajes terapéuticos que pueden ser utilizados para la enfermedad de Caroli (Tabla 4) se encontró una inclinación hacia la utilización de la antibioticoterapia, con 40 casos (47,1 %); la CPRE, con 35 casos (41,2 %); el ácido ursodesoxicólico, con 9 casos (10,6 %); y 14 casos de trasplante (16,5 %) (12,15,(49)(50)(51)(52)(53)(54)(55)(56).…”
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