HEMOBILIA DUE TOVITAMIN K ANTAGONISTTHERAPY: ACASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF LITTERATURE

Haemobilia is the result of a pathological communication between the bile ducts and the intra- or extra-hepatic vessels. Iatrogenic haemobilia is a rare complication of oral anticoagulants. The classic symptomatology consists of three signs or the Sandbloom triad, which combines hepatic colic, jaundice and GI bleeding. We report the clinical case of a patient who presented with hemobilia after introduction of anticoagulant in a field of valve disease.