The case of a patient treated for multiple cholangiogenic liver abscess due to residual biliary stone after acute cholecystitis is reported. The multiple liver cyst was cured by percutaneous transhepatic double drainage controlled by CT as well as puncture and aimed local systemic antibiotic treatment. The residual gallbladder stone was removed by endoscopic papillotomy. A similar case has not been reported so far.
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