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Case report and operative management of gallbladder herniation
Henry To1, Stephen Brough2, Girish Pande2
1Department of Surgery, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. henry.to@mh.org.au.
Background:
Incarcerated abdominal wall hernias may contain a variety of contents, but very rarely contains the gallbladder. This rare diagnosis is often not considered and, when diagnosed, has a different management approach. The experience of the small number of case reports have yet to be collected and summarised.
Case Presentation:
We report a presentation and management of an 85 year old Caucasian female with a gallbladder hernia into a parastomal defect, and outline the operative management.
Conclusion:
Incarcerated gallbladder hernia is an extremely unusual condition, best diagnosed by CT scan. Management should involve operative reduction, cholecystectomy and consideration of repair of the defect.
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