-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Could the association of common duct stones and agenesis of the gallbladder be a coincidence or are they related to a cause and effect phenomenon? After having dealt with different physiopathological hypothesis, the authors think that common duct stones result from that congenital absence of the gallbladder. A method to ascertain their hypothesis is put forward.
Related Publications
L Abid, and
D Oulmane, and
M T Megherbi, and
L Hirache, and
R Benabadji
June 1983,
Minerva chirurgica,
L Abid, and
D Oulmane, and
M T Megherbi, and
L Hirache, and
R Benabadji
April 2008,
Gastroenterologie clinique et biologique,
L Abid, and
D Oulmane, and
M T Megherbi, and
L Hirache, and
R Benabadji
March 1973,
Annales de chirurgie,
L Abid, and
D Oulmane, and
M T Megherbi, and
L Hirache, and
R Benabadji
March 1989,
Journal de chirurgie,
L Abid, and
D Oulmane, and
M T Megherbi, and
L Hirache, and
R Benabadji
March 1986,
Wiadomosci lekarskie (Warsaw, Poland : 1960),
L Abid, and
D Oulmane, and
M T Megherbi, and
L Hirache, and
R Benabadji
December 1984,
Wiadomosci lekarskie (Warsaw, Poland : 1960),
L Abid, and
D Oulmane, and
M T Megherbi, and
L Hirache, and
R Benabadji
February 1984,
Postgraduate medicine,
L Abid, and
D Oulmane, and
M T Megherbi, and
L Hirache, and
R Benabadji
March 1976,
Polski przeglad chirurgiczny,
L Abid, and
D Oulmane, and
M T Megherbi, and
L Hirache, and
R Benabadji
May 1964,
Polski przeglad chirurgiczny,
L Abid, and
D Oulmane, and
M T Megherbi, and
L Hirache, and
R Benabadji
October 1976,
Journal de chirurgie,
