X-ray examination is one of the diagnostic methods for gallbladder cancer

Due to the atypical early symptoms of gallbladder cancer, many people miss the best time for treatment. At this time, the diagnosis of gallbladder cancer is particularly important. So what are the specific methods for diagnosing gallbladder cancer? Let the experts introduce them to us.

1. X-ray examination is one of the diagnostic methods for gallbladder cancer: Cholecystography can show that the gallbladder mucosa is not smooth and the cavity is filled with defects. ERCP can find that the bile duct is suddenly interrupted, the filling defect is eccentric, the edges are irregular, or the bile duct stenosis is long.

2. Early symptoms are extremely atypical, and the diagnosis of gallbladder cancer is difficult. Most patients have clinical manifestations similar to chronic cholecystitis and cholelithiasis. Therefore, understanding the symptoms of gallbladder cancer is helpful for the diagnosis of gallbladder cancer. We know that gallbladder cancer is mainly characterized by right upper abdominal pain, radiating to the right scapula, accompanied by loss of appetite, fatigue, abdominal distension, low fever, nausea and jaundice. In the late stage of gallbladder cancer, there may be symptoms such as liver enlargement, ascites, cachexia, etc.

3. Laboratory examination: Liver function test can understand the liver function and identify the nature of jaundice, which is obstructive jaundice.

4. There are some other examinations for the diagnosis of gallbladder cancer: B-ultrasound, CT, and laparoscopy all have high diagnostic value.

I believe you have understood the diagnosis of gallbladder cancer introduced by the above experts. If you still have questions about the diagnosis of gallbladder cancer, please consult online experts, who will give you detailed answers. I hope the above content can help you.

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