Introduction
The occurrence of acute lithiasis cholangitis is rare during pregnancy. Its incidence doesn’t exceed 1/1200 parturient. It represents less than 7% of causes of jaundice in pregnant women [1]. Acute cholangitis is a medical-surgical emergency that can threaten the vital prognosis of both mother and fetus, because of multivisceral complications caused by severe sepsis [2]. Clinical presentation is variable, ranging from simple pain in right hypochondrium to septic shock [3]. Medical imaging may be helpful to make diagnosis, in combination with other clinical and biological findings [4]. The aim of our study was to describe clinical and morphological features of acute cholangitis in pregnant women, as well as management modalities.