Conventional transabdominal ultrasound depicts a flat-elevated lesion 15 mm in diameter in the body of the gallbladder. The lesion (arrow) consists of a superficial hyperechoic part and a deep hypoechoic area, accompanied by an irregular outermost hyperechoic layer. A hyperechoic spot (arrowhead) is noted in the deep hypoechoic area.
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