Primary mucosa associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma of the gallbladder: A case report and review of literature

Table 1 Published cases and radiological findings of mucosa associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma of the gallbladder

No	Age	Sex	Symptoms	Gallbladder stone	Radiological findings	Treatment	Recurrence	Ref.
1	80	M	-	N	Fairly nodular proliferation	-	Death from other causes	Honda et al[1]
2	60	F	RUQ pain, fever, nausea and vomiting	Y	Distended and thin	Cholecystectomy	No at 6 months
3	75	F	RUQ pain, nausea and vomiting	Y	Mass	Cholecystectomy	No at 12 months
4	82	M	Jaundice and abdominal pain	Y	Wall thickening	Cholecystectomy	Death from other causes
5	74	F	RUQ pain and nausea	Y	-	-	-
6	58	F	Abdominal pain	N	Polypoid lesions	Cholecystectomy	No at 24 months
7	65	F	RUQ pain	N	-	Cholecystectomy (Chemotherapy)	Recurrence at 96 months in stomach
8	31	F	RUQ pain	N	Wall thickening	Cholecystectomy	-
9	60	F	Abnormal liver function tests	Y	-	Cholecystectomy	No at 3 months
10	51	F	RUQ pain	Y	-	Cholecystectomy	No at 2 months
11	75	F	RUQ pain	Y	Wall thickening	Cholecystectomy	No at 16 months
12	78	M	Nothing	N	Polypoid lesions	Cholecystectomy	No at 3 months
13	74	M	-	Y	-	-	-
14	84	F	-	N	-	-	-
15	65	F	RUQ pain and nausea	Y	Polypoid lesions	Cholecystectomy	No at 3 months
16	73	M	Abdominal pain and distension	Y	Wall thickening	Laparoscopic cholecystectomy	No at 12 months
17	80	M	RUQ pain	Y	Mass	Cholecystectomy	No at 39 months
18	39	M	RUQ pain, fever, weight loss and fatigue	N	Mass	Laparoscopic cholecystectomy	-	Papamichail et al[3]
19	73	F	RUQ pain	Y	-	Laparoscopic cholecystectomy	No at 1 months	Farmah et al[2]
20	82	M	Nothing	N	Wall thickening	Radical cholecystectomy	No at 16 months	Present case

F: Female; M: Male; RUQ: Right upper quadrant.