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We report a case in which an intrabiliary duct hematoma secondary to a coexisting smaller choledochal cancer was observed for more than a month. Initial noncontrast enhanced X-ray computed tomography (CT) showed the hematoma as a high-attenuation mass, leading to the preoperative diagnosis of choledochal stone or calcified tumor.
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