Biliary Papillomatosis

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 Can be found in intrahepatic or extrahepatic ducts and range in size from a few mm (most common) to a few cm

image Tumors may secrete mucin: Wide-open ampulla of Vater with extrusion of mucoid material on ERCP
• CT and MR: Biliary ductal dilatation due to obstruction &/or increased mucin production

image Hypodense, nonenhancing intraductal mass on CECT
image T1 hypointense, mildly T2 hyperintense on MR
image Multiple round or oval signal voids within dilated ducts on MRCP with serrated appearance of duct wall
• US: Polypoid nodules without acoustic shadowing

TOP DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSES

• Choledocholithiasis, cholangiocarcinoma, pneumobilia, hepatocellular carcinoma

PATHOLOGY

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