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What is What is the name of this congenital anomaly seen on ultrasound? and explain in detail?
The USG image shows the infoldings of septum b/w fundus & body Phrygian cap is M.C congenital anomaly of gall bladder characterized by infoldings of septum b/w fundus & body. Here the functions of GB are normal & it does not increase the risk of any other malignancy. Not an indication of prophylactic cholecystectomy.