Liver fluke in the common bile-duct

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Abstract
In Great Britain the liver fluke, Fasciola hepatica, has been surgically removed from the common bile‐ duct on seven occasions: all the patients have been women, and 2 came from the Bath clinical area (Murphy and Pascall, 1950). A further case, this time a man, also from the Bath clinical area, is presented (Table 1).