Gallbladder Polyp or Stone

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Asked for Female, 37 Years

8.4 mm echogenic foci along the gallbladder wall without posterior shadowing. Is it polyp? Or Calculus

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Dr. G Rithesh Reddy

Gastroenterology-Hepatologist 7 yrs exp Kurnool

If theres no posterior acousting shadowing It could be a polyp Management depends on symptoms

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Dr. Gaurav Khatana

Gastroenterologist 4 yrs exp Delhi

No acoustic shadow, may be gallbladder polyp Kindly consult a surgeon

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Dr. Ramraj V N Bariatric Surgeon 20 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ramraj V N

Bariatric Surgeon 20 yrs exp Bangalore

Hello, Lack of posterior shadowing may point towards a polyp. We need to look at other characteristics of this lesion on ultrasound like mobility, echogenicity, peduncle or sessile, thickening etc. to be sure that it is a polyp.

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Treatment depends on the symptoms, comparing the size of this lesion with a previous ultrasound (if detected in an earlier scan), history of cancer in the family, etc.

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To take consultation for proper assessment

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