Presentation
Fall, right pelvic pain.
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Gallbladder carcinoma
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Polypoid gallbladder mass invading the inferior right hepatic lobe.
No metastases.
Minimally displaced right superior pubic ramus and pubic body. Pelvic sidewall hematoma.
Case Discussion
Patient presented with pelvic pain after fall, with trauma scan showing right pubic ring fractures and extraperitoneal hematoma.
After identifying key trauma findings, it is also important to perform a "non-trauma" search pattern, particularly in elderly patients. This patient has incidentally detected biopsy-proven gallbladder carcinoma.