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Focal adenomatous chg seen in the epithelium, does not involve the margin on gall bladder pathology report, what does it mean? told results were norma

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Benign growth: Adenomatous changes are benign, due to a "polyp" that does not have any more ominous or pre cancerous features. If the gallbladder has been removed, then you have nothing to worry about here.

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Answered 9/16/2015

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