A procedure used to create images of the
Doctors use cholangiography to look for tumours, stones, blockages or other signs of disease.
When the contrast medium is injected by passing a needle through the skin and liver into a bile duct, it is called percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography (PTC).
The x-ray image produced is called a cholangiogram.
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