Histopathological Study of Cadaveric Gall Bladder and Gall Stones in a Medical College in Uttar Pradesh

Abstract

Introduction: In developing countries, gallstones are the major health issue. It is more common in women as compare to men. Obesity with increasing age is a huge influence on gallstones formation. Septic complications are more common in patients with pigment gallstones than cholesterol gallstones.

Case report:  We examined the histopathological features of a cadaveric gall bladder and gall stones. The gall bladder was resected and analysed both grossly and microscopically. Gross examination revealed a thickened, fibrosed organ with tight adhesion to the liver and the presence of 275 cholesterol stones. Histological Analysis of Gall Bladder was done.

Conclusion: These findings underscore the pathological changes associated with gall stones and their implications for gall bladder health. The study emphasizes the importance of understanding gall stone pathogenesis to improve diagnostic and therapeutic strategies.

Keywords: Gall bladder, Gall stones, Cholesterol Stones, Bile Duct, Cystic Duct.