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| polypoid lesions of
the gallbladder are defined as masses protruding from the mucosal surface of the gallbladder. |
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| polypoid lessions in the gall bladder can be benign or
malignant. polypoid lessions in the gall bladder are usually diagnosed with ultrasonography as nonshadowing, fixed, solid masses |
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Symptoms are unusual unless other abnormalities, such as stones, are
present.
The widespread use of US in patients with suspected gallstones and
screening for other abdominal diseases has increased the detection rate of polypoid lessions in the gall bladder.
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