Male 39. Acute/hemorragic pancreatitis in early April. Surgery to remove gallbladder and most of the pancreas in May. Issues with post surgical infections which were resolved with antibiotics and a second surgery. Around June 18, liver enzyme numbers spiked dramatically. Lots of tests were done because the dr suspected a blockage in the bile duct, despite the t-tube draining well. Tests included a failed ERCP, EUS, CT and abdominal ultrasound. The only thing any of these revealed was a slightly swollen duodenum. June 20, he had a slight fever. Blood cultures t-tube cultures were done. Showed he had VRE in his bile. Linezolid was started and the enzymed numbers immediately went back to normal. June 27 the liver numbers spiked again after several days on Meropenem, which is known to cause liver issues, including abnormal results for ALT, AST and ALP. June 28, the numbers started going back down, but the dr is still determined that there is a blockage, now he thinks the slightly swollen duodenum is the issue has ordered a rendezvous procedure, despite all the evidence that the numbers are highly unlikely to be due to a blockage of any kind, since they keep going back down. Especially highly unlikely to be because of blockage due to the return to normal after treatment for VRE. Patient is reluctant to undergo yet another completely unnecessary procedure and would appreciate a second opinion.