Incidental identification of intra-cholecystic papillary neoplasm from a gall bladder polyp mass: a case report

Intra cholecystic papillary neoplasm of the gallbladder is a recently established among tumours by world health organization in year 2010. Since it enlisted and rare type tumour, not much knowledge available about public domain, intra more common women than men, half cases, are incidentally diagnosed, could be invasive or non-invasive histopathologically determines prognosis survival rates patients. It closely related to mucinous cystic pancreas, as newly no defined guidelines distinguish gall bladder polypoidal mass from adenocarcinoma/adenoma/papillary available, whether simple cholecystectomy an extended would suffice our case debated.