Intracystic papillary neoplasm of the gallbladder concomitant with xanthogranulomatous cholecystitis: a case report

Surgical Case Reports

Table 1 Clinical characteristics of patients with ICPN

Case	Age	Sex	Symptoms	Imaging	Diagnosis	Surgery	Outcome	References
1	48	F	No	Cystic tumor	–	LC	n.d	[7]
2	71	F	Epigastric pain	Wall thickening	–	LC	Alive 30 months	[8]
3	86	F	Jaundice	Papillary tumor, wall thickening	ICPN	LC	n.d	[9]
4	58	F	Fever	Papillary tumor	ICPN	SSPPD	Alive 6 months	[10]
5	71	M	No	Papillary tumor	ICPN	LC	n.d	[11]
6	78	F	Epigastric pain	Papillary tumor	Gallbladder tumor	LC	Alive 12 months	[5]
7	64	M	Epigastric pain	Cystic tumor	Gallbladder tumor	LC	n.d	[12]
8	54	F	Epigastric pain	Papillary and nodular tumor	Gallbladder tumor	ExC	Alive 2 months	[13]
9	74	F	No	Papillary tumor	GbC	ExC	n.d	[14]
10	61	F	No	Papillary tumor	GbC	ExC	n.d	[14]
11	83	M	No	Papillary tumor	GbC	ExC	n.d	[14]
12	65	F	No	Papillary tumor, Wall thickening	GbC	ExC	Alive 2 months	Present case

ExC extended cholecystectomy, F female, GbC gallbladder cancer, ICPN intracystic papillary neoplasm, LC laparoscopic cholecystectomy, M male, n.d no data, SSPPD subtotal stomach preserving pancreaticoduodenectomy