Hepato-biliary Pathology: Cholelithiasis: Mucocoele

First specimen: A surgical resection specimen from a 66 year old woman, admitted from Guernsey for investigation of a large mass, thought to be renal in origin, in the right...
01 June 2011
Presented byHarold Ellis.

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Mucocoele of the gallbladder

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First specimen: A surgical resection specimen from a 66 year old woman, admitted from Guernsey for investigation of a large mass, thought to be renal in origin, in the right hypochondrium. On examination there was a large non-tender mass arising in the right hypochondrium and extending into the right iliac fossa. At laparotomy in July 1965 a large mucocoele of the gallbladder was found. There was a calcified gallstone plugging the cystic duct. Cholecystectomy was performed. Second specimen: A surgical resection specimen no clinical details available.

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