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Image Description

Adenomyoma consists of cystically dilated glands forming a small mass or nodule in the wall of the gallbladder. It has also been referred to as adenomyomatous hyperplasia or nodule. When the process is diffuse (uncommon; shown in this image), it is called adenomyomatosis. Macroscopically, the nodule shows cystic spaces creating a sieve-like appearance. The most common location is fundus.

Image courtesy of: Dr. Ibrahim Zardawi; used with permission.

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