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The cystic duct can be short or long, have an abrupt or tapering junction with the gallbladder, and may form a wide opening with the common duct due to inflammation from an impacted stone (Mirrizzi's syndrome).
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The cystic duct may join the right hepatic duct, an accessory duct, the bifurcation or the common duct. It may spiral and join posteriorly or on the left side.
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An example of the cystic duct coming off the right hepatic duct is shown.
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