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Suspecting any malignant tissue growth
Hello Doctor,
My mother has lost around 2 kgs in last 1 month. We did a full body scan(attached). General physician advised us to do an ultrasound looking at the report. Report said there's a soft tissue development near gall bladder. And doctor suggested MRCP. The report seems normal (benign tissue) but I wanted to double check with experts here as well please.
We'll be consulting a Oncologist today and I'll update results here.
Best Regards,
Prabhu
First get Serum Ca19.9 and CEA tests
Can consider petct scan also
Both these help to a larger extent hou much chances of having gall bladder cancer.
Next Steps
she should under go Laparoscopic cholecystectomy surgery under surgical oncologist care and should be sent to intraoperative biopsy called frozen section of gall bladder specimen to lab for checking any early stage gallbladder cancer. If possitive for cancer needs completion radical cholecystectomy and lymphnodes removal for gall bladder cancer at the same surgery , to avoid another sleeting surgery
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surgery is must, don't ignore as adenomyomas of gall bladder are precancerous and can progress to cancer
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Needs gall bladder removal by surgery. Please do regular blood tests to rule out anaemia. Many diseases cause loss of weight. Better to undergo a general complete health check up before gall bladder surgery.
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Consult a Surgical Oncologist and a General Physician
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