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Biopsy Result

Histologic section show gallbladder tissue with a fibromuscular wall lined by tall columnar epithelium. The underlying stroma shows lymphocytes, occasional eosinophils and plasma cells.. Muscle wall hypertrophy with several Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses is seen. There are thick-walled, congested blood vessels noted within the wall.

Doctor, could you please explain to me the result of my biopsy since I could not understand all of these medical terms stated above. Thank you very much.
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  • Male | 23 years old
February 02, 12:48 PM

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1 UpVoted this answer Erik Borncamp, MD General Surgeon, New Lenox
Chronic inflammation. There is no evidence of cancer or indication for further treatment or evaluation.
Peter Muscarella
Peter Muscarella, MD
Surgery in Bronx, NY
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February 28, 10:48 PM
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1 UpVoted this answer Erik Borncamp, MD General Surgeon, New Lenox
These are indicators of chronic inflammation.
Joseph Benedetto
Joseph Benedetto, DO
General Surgery in Marion, OH
Level: Candidate (2)
February 06, 04:16 PM
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1 UpVoted this answer Erik Borncamp, MD General Surgeon, New Lenox
All that means that the Gallbladder was chronically inflamed.
Mohammad S. Amawi
Mohammad S. Amawi, MD, FACS
General Surgeon in Dodge City, KS
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February 02, 04:33 PM
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1 UpVoted this answer Erik Borncamp, MD General Surgeon, New Lenox
It sounds like you had chronic disease of your gallbladder, I don't think you need to worry about it any longer since it's out.
Angelina Postoev
Angelina Postoev, MD, FACS
General Surgery in Loganville, GA
Level: Top Contributor (30)
Website: Georgia Surgicare
February 02, 04:32 PM
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Basically it looks like you had an inflamed gallbladder and the path shows changes associated with swelling and inflammation. The sinuses are associated with longstanding inflammation.
Erik Borncamp
Erik Borncamp, MD
General Surgeon in New Lenox, IL
Level: Top Contributor (25)
Website: Progressive Surgical Associates
May 25, 07:37 PM
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