Patients with intrahepatic bile duct stones do not have significant sequelae after liver resection because the area of the liver removed during the surgery is relatively small, generally not causing significant effects. Furthermore, for patients with intrahepatic bile duct stones, the main treatment involves making an incision in the bile duct to remove the stones, which can completely cure the condition, and patients can typically recover within about seven days after the surgery. Since the procedure is mainly performed using laparoscopy, it has the advantages of smaller incisions, less damage, and faster recovery. Therefore, postoperative recovery is relatively good. At this time, patients can also avoid spicy and irritating foods in their diet to reduce inflammatory irritation, better promoting recovery from the condition. There are no significant sequelae after the resection.