From the case:
Phrygian cap (gallbladder variant)
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Illustration of the Phrygian cap and comparison with a normal gallbladder.
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Case Discussion
Phrygian caps are the most common variant of the gallbladder. It is asymptomatic with no pathological significance.
They can be confused with a septated gallbladder.
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