Surgically Resected Gall Bladder: Is Histopathology Needed for All?

Table 3

Brief description of patients with incidentally identified gall bladder carcinoma.

S. number	Age	Gender	Imaging findings	Surgery	Macroscopic appearance	Pathology	TNM stage
1	41	Female	Normal	Laparoscopic	Thickened gall bladder (4 mm)	Well differentiated	T1a
2	62	Male	Thickened wall (4.5 mm)	Laparoscopic to open	Thickened gall bladder, polypoid (6 mm)	Moderately differentiated	T2
3	59	Female	Normal	Laparoscopic	Thickened gall bladder, polypoid (4.5 mm)	Moderately differentiated	T2
4	53	Female	Thickened wall (3.4 mm)	Laparoscopic to open	Thickened gall bladder (5 mm)	Well differentiated	T1a
5	57	Female	Thickened wall (4 mm)	Laparoscopic	Thickened gall bladder, polypoid (7 mm)	Moderately differentiated	T2
6	48	Male	Normal	Laparoscopic	Mucosal ulcer (5 mm)	Carcinoma in situ	CIS
7	66	Female	Thickened wall (3.9 mm)	Laparoscopic to open	Thickened gall bladder (7 mm)	Well differentiated	T1b
8	68	Female	Thickened wall (4.1 mm)	Laparoscopic	Thickened gall bladder (6 mm)	Moderately differentiated	T2
9	51	Male	Thickened wall (3.8 mm)	Laparoscopic	Thickened gall bladder, mucosal ulcer, polypoid (8 mm)	Carcinoma in situ	T2
10	44	Female	Normal	Laparoscopic	Thickened gall bladder (6 mm)	Well differentiated	T1b
11	47	Female	Normal	Laparoscopic to open	Mucosal ulcer (5 mm)	Moderately differentiated	T2