Abstract
Interpretation of operative cholangiograms is often difficult because of superimposition of the common bile-duct on the spine and sometimes because of a posterior insertion of the duct into the duodenum. These factors can be corrected by rotating the patient, but often this is not undertaken because of the physical inconvenience involved and through fear of contaminating the sterile operating field. This communication describes a simple method we have devised to overcome this problem.
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