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Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography, 1981
A case of polysplenia associated with total abdominal situs inversus, central localization of the liver, and incomplete development of the inferior vena cava is reported. Various components of the syndrome were easily demonstrated by CT.
P, De Maeyer, G, Wilms, A L, Baert
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A case of polysplenia associated with total abdominal situs inversus, central localization of the liver, and incomplete development of the inferior vena cava is reported. Various components of the syndrome were easily demonstrated by CT.
P, De Maeyer, G, Wilms, A L, Baert
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1975
Polysplenia is a rare syndrome of visceral anomalies. The diagnosis in vivo may be difficult. Recently Vaughan, Hawkins and Elliott (1971) stressed the importance of visceral arteriography for a correct diagnosis. A patient with this condition was seen by us and the angiographic findings are reported hereby.
A L, Baert, J, Myle
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Polysplenia is a rare syndrome of visceral anomalies. The diagnosis in vivo may be difficult. Recently Vaughan, Hawkins and Elliott (1971) stressed the importance of visceral arteriography for a correct diagnosis. A patient with this condition was seen by us and the angiographic findings are reported hereby.
A L, Baert, J, Myle
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American Journal of Medical Genetics, 1985
AbstractThe pathogenesis of asplenia and polysplenia in humans is unknown. The conditions have been regarded as duplication of sidedness or abnormalities of embryonic curvature. The resemblance of the abnormalities in an autosomal recessive mutation (iv) in mice to those in humans with asplenia or polysplenia suggest the possibility of a genetic basis ...
Suzanne M. De La Monte +3 more
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AbstractThe pathogenesis of asplenia and polysplenia in humans is unknown. The conditions have been regarded as duplication of sidedness or abnormalities of embryonic curvature. The resemblance of the abnormalities in an autosomal recessive mutation (iv) in mice to those in humans with asplenia or polysplenia suggest the possibility of a genetic basis ...
Suzanne M. De La Monte +3 more
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ASPLENIA AND POLYSPLENIA SYNDROME
Acta Pathologica Japonica, 1982This report described the morphological characteristics of seven cases of asplenia syndrome and three of polysplenia syndrome. Each syndrome has been characterized by a tendency for symmetric development of normally asymmetric organs, with varying degrees of cardiovascular anomalies.
Y, Shinohara +12 more
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Diagnosis of Polysplenia Syndrome
Radiology, 1971Three cases of polysplenia were diagnosed by visceral arteriography. Each patient had a common celiacomesenteric artery. The origin of supply to the dislocated splenic lobules was variable. Such lobules were readily demonstrated at various sites along the greater curvature of the stomach.
T J, Vaughan, I F, Hawkins, L P, Elliott
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 1989
The polysplenia syndrome is the association of multiple spleens, situs inversus, congenital heart disease, and azygous continuation of the inferior vena cava. Magnetic resonance (MR) is a noninvasive imaging modality which can easily confirm the multiplicity of spleens, situs inversus, and identify complex congenital cardiovascular malformations.
J S, Jelinek +4 more
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The polysplenia syndrome is the association of multiple spleens, situs inversus, congenital heart disease, and azygous continuation of the inferior vena cava. Magnetic resonance (MR) is a noninvasive imaging modality which can easily confirm the multiplicity of spleens, situs inversus, and identify complex congenital cardiovascular malformations.
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Short Pancreas in Polysplenia Syndrome
Acta Radiologica, 1991Two cases with the polysplenia syndrome also had a short pancreas. To the best of our knowledge the radiologic characteristics of this anatomic anomaly have not yet been reported. Both cases were asymptomatic with regard to their anomaly-complex. The radiologic findings of the short “pancreas” are similar to the only pathologic description of this ...
H, Hadar +3 more
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