Gallbladder without gallstones but with a few small hyperechoic nodules along its inner wall largest measuring 0.8 x 0.9 x 0.6 cm compatible with small polyps versus adenomyomatosis. no sxs. treat?

Up to you: General recommendation for polyps is observation and repeat ultrasound in 6-12 months if less than 1cm. If you're having pain, and you think it could be your gallbladder, consider a CCK-HIDA scan and pay attention to reproduction of pain with CCK administration. Or if classic symptoms, consider removing anyway. Consult w/ general surgeon may help.

Adenomyomatosis: Rarely, adenomyomatosis can progress to form sinus tracts or communications. If no symptoms, monitoring is appropriate as there is no malignant potential and ultrasound is a reliable imaging technique for diagnosis. It is something to keep in the back of your mind and to provide when giving a medical history in the future.

Caution in GBP >6mm: Polypoid gallbladder lesions include a variety of pathologic types.[2] Adenomyomatosis, a noninflammatory gallbladder alteration, occurs in middle age patients, incidenc 25% of gallbladder polyps and usually localizes to the gallbladder fundus ..Considered benign Lately has been considered as pre-cancerous condition, Ca has been reported. Serial US 6-12 months rec.in polyps <1cm..for rapid growth