Volume : VIII, Issue : IX, September - 2019

RIEDEL'S LOBE; A CLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA: RARE CASE REPORT

Dr Doddy Ishanshu Mishra, Dr Mrityunjay Sarawgi

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INTRODUCTION: Riedel’s lobe is a tongue like downward projection from right lobe of liver found in 3-30% of general population, mostly females. CASE PRESENTATION: A 44 yr old female presented with pain abdomen and bloating after heavy meals. On examination a globular lump at right hypochondrium was palpable.USG whole abdomen was normal.CECT Whole abdomen suggested hepatomegaly with Riedel’s lobe. DISCUSSION: Rieldel’s lobe is a rare anatomical variant of liver as a tongue like projection.Mostly found as an incidental finding in a middle aged female.When symptomatic, it is due to stretching of Glison’s capsule or due to torsion. CONCLUSSION: Riedel’s lobe is mostly asymptomatic but complications like torsion and metastasis in Riedel lobe is commonly seen, and thus the knowledge of anatomy of this lobe is important.

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RIEDEL'S LOBE; A CLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA: RARE CASE REPORT, Dr Doddy Ishanshu Mishra, Dr Mrityunjay Sarawgi GLOBAL JOURNAL FOR RESEARCH ANALYSIS : Volume-8 | Issue-9 | September-2019


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