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All of the following are seen with bile duct stone except: March 2008

A
Obstructive jaundice
B
Distended and palpable gall bladder
C
Pruritis
D
Clay coloured stools
High-Yield Explanation
Ans. B: Distended and palpable gall bladder Jaundice occurs when the CBD becomes obstructed and conjugated bilirubin enters the bloodstream. A history of clay-colored stools and tea-colored urine is obtained from such patients in approximately 50% of cases. The jaundice can be episodic. Palpable gallbladder (Courvoisier sign) may indicate gall bladder malignancy.

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