All of the following are true about incidental finding in a female patient of age 56 years who underwent the CECT abdomen except:: (A) May be seen on plain X-ray, (B) More commonly diagnosed on CT, (C) It is an indication for cholecystectomy, (D) Always denotes benign etiology
Answer is D. The given image is of Porcelain Gallbladder . Porcelain GB is characterized by extensive calcium encrustation of GB wall Clinical Features Most porcelain GB (90%) are associated with gallstones High frequency association (10%) is with GB adenocarcinoma Diagnosis Generally diagnosed incidentally on X-Ray or CT. Treatment Cholecystectomy is all patients with porcelain GB (high incidence of development carcinoma GB)