[Case of bile duct anomalies and cholelithiasis].

A case is reported with a rare anomaly of biliary ducts--lengthened hepatic ducts, that are connected right above papilla of Vater--established by endoscopic retrograde cholangiography and confirmed at operation. The patient was twice operated on the occasion of cholelithiasis: cholecystectomy was performed with the first operation, the gall bladder being connected to the right hepatic duct, but the second biliary duct was not established. The other biliary duct--the left hepatic duct was obstructed by a calculus and dilated, established at the second operation.

[Isolated sarcoidosis of the stomach (author's transl)].

The authors report a case of isolated sarcolidosis of the stomach. They emphasise the rareness of isolated involvement of this organ. The clinical picture and further investigations suggested carcinoma of the stomach and the patient underwent subtotal gastrectomy.