CA G.B: routinely detected GB malignancy, mostly by imaging.
Missed Ca GB: detected during surgery, and missed during prior work up or imaging.
Incidental CA GB: cholecystectomy done and histology shows GB mailgnancy, or pt presents later on with features of CA GB after cholecystectomy, complete/partial.
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60 yrs male presented with pain in rt upper quadrant following cholecystectomy done 2 yrs back in Bihar.
histology report of GB: not available.
USG/ CECT: S/o mass in liver bed, in seg 4b and 5. likely incidental ca GB.
CA 19.9: NORAML.
Surgery:
COMPLETION radical cholecystectomy with liver resection and lymphadinectomy, With duodenal sleeve resection and port site excision. no blood transfusion was given.
pt was discharged on POD 6.
HPE: S/O well differentiated adenocarcinoma of GB, all resection margins are free of tumor, and all lymph nodes are negative..port site nodule positive for malignancy...
pt is now subjected to adjuvant chemotherapy.
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