Gallbladder cholesterolosis
{{ Infobox diagnosis | Name = Gallbladder cholesterolosis | Image = Gallbladder_cholesterolosis_intermed_mag_cropped.jpg | Width = | Caption = Gallbladder cholesterolosis. H&E stain. | Micro = abundant foamy macrophages in the lamina propria, +/-papillary hyperplasia | Subtypes = | LMDDx = | Stains = | IHC = | EM = | Molecular = | IF = | Gross = gallbladder mucosa with strawberry-like texture | Grossing = | Site = [[gallbladder] | Assdx = chronic cholecystitis, obesity, cholelithiasis | Syndromes = | Clinicalhx = biliary colic - due to chronic cholecystitis | Signs = | Symptoms = | Prevalence = common | Bloodwork = | Rads = | Endoscopy = | Prognosis = benign | Other = | ClinDDx = }} Gallbladder cholesterolosis, also known simply as cholesterolosis, is a common gallbladder pathology associated with chronic cholecystitis.
Informally, gallbladder cholesterolosis is known as strawberry gallbladder.
General
- Common in cholecystitis.
- Associated with yellow gallstones (cholesterol type gallstones).
Gross
Features:
- Mucosa has strawberry-like appearance.
- The similarity is in the surface texture.
- The colour (yellow) is not strawberry-like.
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Microscopic
Features:
- Numerous foamy macrophages in the lamina propria.
- +/-Papillary hyperplasia.[1]
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GALLBLADDER, CHOLECYSTECTOMY: - CHRONIC CHOLECYSTITIS WITH CHOLESTEROLOSIS. - CHOLELITHIASIS.
GALLBLADDER, CHOLECYSTECTOMY: - CHRONIC CHOLECYSTITIS WITH FOCAL FOAMY MACROPHAGES IN LAMINA PROPRIA. - CHOLELITHIASIS.