Introduction
Choledocholithiasis is commonly known as the stones in the biliary tree/bile duct. Most of the stones are secondary to the tiny calculi formed in the gall bladder.1 This is why we treat a case of cholelithiasis with cholecystectomy to prevent the complications of gallstone irritation and obstruction. These stones could travel down the biliary tree and lead to severe complications like gallstone pancreatitis.2 It is rare to form the stones in the bile duct post removal of the gall bladder. Here, we describe a rare case of choledocholithiasis almost a decade after cholecystectomy.