… Caroli disease (CD) is a rare congenital disorder … complications but do not prevent disease
progression. Surgical resection … therapeutic targets to delay disease progression is a priority. …

… (Caroli disease) are described. The bile duct pathology was associated with autosomal
recessive polycystic kidney disease in … bile ducts is arrested in the pathogenesis of this disease. …

… Caroli’s disease (CD) was first described by Caroli as a … of renal tubular ectasia or similar
renal cystic disease[1]. Mode of … series of this disease[3]. Although present from birth, the …

… similarities between Caroli’s disease and choledochal cysts and also may be considered …
Caroli’s disease associated with infantile polycystic kidney disease: prenatal sonographic …

… Caroli syndrome has a higher incidence than Caroli disease, although their clinical
presentations are similar. However, Caroli syndrome is also associated with complications …

… Caroli's disease is a rare congenital disorder characterized by … the role of surgery in the
management of Caroli's disease. … Twelve patients with Caroli's disease were surgically treated …

… Demonstration of communication between sacculi and bile ducts is important in showing
the Caroli's disease component of Caroli's syndrome which can be achieved by USG, CT, …

… diseases which affect the biliary canaliculi, Hering's canals, cholangioles in the portal tracts
or the sublobular branches. Diseases … of intrahepatic lithiasis are (Caroli and Corcos, 1964b): …

… These diseases are frequently associated with cystic renal diseases that determine the
clinical … – Caroli disease (CD) and Caroli syndrome (CS), and congenital hepatic fibrosis (CHF). …

… Caroli initially described two variants of the biliary abnormality with and without CHF (Caroli’s
syndrome and Caroli’s disease), … section, Caroli’s disease refers to the form of the disease …