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Obstrucción biliar
El médico examinará el abdomen y podrá palpar la vesícula biliar.
Los siguientes resultados de exámenes de sangre podrían ser un signo de una posible obstrucción:
Cualquiera de los siguientes exámenes se puede utilizar para investigar una posible obstrucción de las vías biliares:
Una vía biliar obstruida también puede alterar los resultados de los siguientes exámenes:
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