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We report a 39-year-old male with intrahepatic and peritoneal splenosis, focusing on
scintigraphic findings. Dynamic computed tomography (CT) showed a 3 cm lesion in the …

Hepatic splenosis, a rare entity, is the ectopic implantation of splenic tissue into the hepatic
parenchyma, most often incidentally seen in patients with a history of splenic trauma and …

Background: Splenosis refers to the autotransplantation of splenic tissue in a heterotopic
location throughout different anatomic compartments, such as the peritoneal and pelvic …

We report a patient who presented with asymptomatic focal liver lesions and in whom a
diagnosis of intrahepatic splenosis was made. This rare condition mostly occurs in patients …

Objective: Although uncommon, accessory spleens may be visualized on the splenic images
using 99mTc-sulfur colloid. Splenic trauma is relatively common in patients who have …

Interventions: The lesions were surgically removed. Outcomes: Multiple splenic tissue
implants in the liver and peritoneum were confirmed by pathology after surgery. The patient …

Intrahepatic splenosis is quite rare and is often misdiagnosed as other lesions. We present
two cases of intrahepatic splenosis examined with hepatobiliary contrast agents, intravoxel …

Acquired ectopic splenic tissue is called splenosis, which is common after the history of
trauma or surgical exploration. We present a rare case of intrahepatic splenosis in 36-year …

Splenosis is a benign and rare condition that is usually caused by trauma or splenectomy or
other procedures involving splenic tissue. The patient is usually asymptomatic and often …