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Neoplasticetiology carcinoma gallbladder

2017-08-14 12:41:53
As per CT SCAN OF ABDOMEN AND PELVIS (PLAIN & CONTRAST) Large well marginated heterogeneously enhancing mass lesion with central non enhancing area in gall bladder,imaging features are,s/o neoplastic etiology carcinoma gall bladder. histopathological correlation is suggested.
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You need to do some tests like FNAC and biopsy for diagnosis. Treatment depends on stage of the disease. Please share your reports with me to know more about the treatment.

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Consult oncologist/ onco surgeon to confirmation of diagnosis.

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