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Accessory spleen in the greater omentum
The American Journal of Surgery, 2011Although accessory spleen is a frequently encountered entity, accessory spleen in the greater omentum is rare. A 22-year-old woman presented with dull pain in the left upper abdomen. Cross-sectional imaging studies with 3-dimensional reconstruction suggested the presence of a huge tumor in the greater omentum that was associated with the spleen.
Cheng, Zhang, Xue-Feng, Zhang
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CT Features of the Accessory Spleen
American Journal of Roentgenology, 2004The purpose of this study was to describe the prevalence and CT features of the accessory spleen.Accessory spleens are present in 16% of patients undergoing contrast-enhanced abdominal CT. Typically, accessory spleens appear on CT scans as well-marginated, round masses that are smaller than 2 cm and enhance homogeneously on contrast-enhanced images ...
Koenraad J, Mortelé +2 more
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Accessory Spleen in Hodgkin's Disease
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979To the Editor.— The problem of dealing with accessory spleens in patients undergoing laparotomy for abdominal staging of Hodgkin's disease, addressed by Jacobson and Reynolds (240:2081, 1978), seems worthy of further comment in view of two recent developments. The first of these is the growing realization that the problem of postsplenectomy sepsis in
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2010
It has been established by means of macroscopic and statistical methods that an accessory spleen is most commonly detected near the lineal hilus of the basic organ, it is supplied by the branches of the lienal artery and innervated by the nerve trunks of the lienal and pancreatic plexuses.
Belik, O. V. +3 more
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It has been established by means of macroscopic and statistical methods that an accessory spleen is most commonly detected near the lineal hilus of the basic organ, it is supplied by the branches of the lienal artery and innervated by the nerve trunks of the lienal and pancreatic plexuses.
Belik, O. V. +3 more
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The significance of the accessory spleen
The Journal of Pathology, 1970S F, Cahalane, N, Kiesselbach
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Paratesticular Accessory Spleen
Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 1981M R, Wick, C C, Rife
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Lymphangiomatosis of the spleen and 2 accessory spleens
Surgery, 2002Alain, Barrier +3 more
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THE SURGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ACCESSORY SPLEEN
Annals of Surgery, 1946G M, CURTIS, D, MOVITZ
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