Double barreled biliary balloon catheter

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ABSTRACT:
A double barreled biliary balloon catheter including a lead-in filiform probe designed to be threaded through an incision in the common bile duct to initially by-pass a gallstone therein and subsequently be connected to the lead or bottom end of a catheter including an inflatable balloon. Means is provided to deliver fluid or air into said balloon for inflating same and means to deliver a Hypaque-like dye or a lubricant or irrigation fluid into the common bile duct and around the gallstone. The catheter is further characterized by having a fine filiform probe removably attached to it's distal end to facilitate manipulation of the biliary catheter within the common bile duct.

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