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LOCALIZED DEFORMITY OF THE GALLBLADDER SECONDARY TO HEPATIC MASS LESIONS

NORMAN JOFFE M.D. and GEORGE O. BABENCO M.D.

Mass lesions in the liver may produce localized deformity of the contour of the gallbladder. Recognition of such defects may be the initial clue to the presence of a hepatic mass lesion or may provide confirmatory evidence in patients with suspected liver disease.

Illustrative examples of localized and discrete defects of the gallbladder secondary to a variety of hepatic mass lesions are presented, including hemangioma, polycystic disease, metastatic carcinoma, primary hepatoma and simple nonparasitic cyst. The roentgenologic differential diagnosis is briefly discussed.


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