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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 110 patients with gallbladder cholesterol polyps of the clinical and pathological analysis of Tumor-like lesions in the gallbladder, the most common lesion is the gallbladder cholesterol polyps, because of its clinical manifestations in patients with chronic cholecystitis and gallbladder adenoma gallbladder such as a small elevated lesion similar and thus diagnosis rather difficult. In recent years, due to the popularity of high-resolution ultrasound to find the rate is gradually increased, now I have hospital treatment of 112 cases the diagnosis of gallbladder cholesterol polyps and other issues to make the following clinical and pathological analysis. 1 Materials and methods Collection of hospital during the period from 2001 to 2006 by the B-diagnosed gallbladder surgery in 110 patients with cholesterol polyps, the specimen with 10% formalin-fixed, conventional dehydration, embedded in paraffin in order to 4μ m thick slices, HE staining, light microscope . 1.1 General information on 110 patients with gallbladder cholesterol polyps, 56 cases of male and female 54 cases, male: female of 1.04:1; aged 18 to 66 years, with an average age of 39.7 years of age; 35 years of age in 41 cases, accounting for 37% of men and women is 1: 1.28,36 over the age of 69 cases, accounting for 63%, male: female of 1.16:1. 88 patients with a history of chronic cholecystitis, 22 cases were found in B-examination. 1.2 B ultrasonic examination 110 patients with gallbladder cholesterol polyps, 68 cases found in the gallbladder body, accounting for 62%, 34 cases found in the gallbladder at the end, accounting for 31%, 8 cases of bodies found in the bottom of the gallbladder. 110 cases were multiple, the volume is less than 12mm, smaller than 4mm in 28 cases, 12 cases with gallbladder stones. 2. Pathological observation (1) giant review: 110 cases of gallbladder specimens showed 38 cases of gallbladder wall thickening, 24 cases of gallbladder mucosal surfa