GI Section IV: GB Pathology Part 3: The Blood of Elves Flashcards
Adenomyomatosis vs Gallbladder Cholesterolosis
These things are actually different - and even though it makes zero difference clinically, this is just the kind of thing people who write questions love to write questions about.
You have hypertrophied mucosa and muscularis propria, with the cholesterol crystals deposited in an intraluminal location within Rokitanskv- Aschoff sinuses
Gallbladder Adenomyomatosis
Cholesterol and triglyceride deposition is within the substance of the lamina propria, and associated with formation of cholesterol polyps
Cholesterolosis
Muscularis propia
GB adenomyomatosis
Lamina propia
Cholesterolosis
Adenomyomatosis
Hpyerplasia of GB wall + intramural diverticula + penetrates GB wall = cholesterol crystal filling = Comet tail artifact
Intramural diverticula
Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses
3 types of adenomyomatosis
Segmental
Fundal
Generalized