Who is a good candidate for this procedure?
Ideal candidates are patients with symptomatic bile duct stones causing jaundice, pain, or infection. It is also suitable for those with recurrent stones after cholecystectomy. Contraindications include severe coagulopathy, unstable cardiopulmonary status, or anatomical barriers like prior gastric bypass surgery. Your gastroenterologist will evaluate imaging and lab results to confirm candidacy.
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