… This article aims to summarize the basic anatomy, the physiological background and the
disorders causing splenomegaly. It may guide the pediatrician on the way to adopt a systematic …

… It is part of the spectrum of anomalies classified as heterotaxy or cardiosplenic syndromes, …
c Axial T2-weighted magnetic resonance image shows situs inversus with multiple splenic …

… (MR) imaging. A clear knowledge of the embryology and pathogenesis of the ductal plate …
imaging appearances of these complex diseases. Awareness of these MR imaging findings is …

… or multiple spleens, hyposplenia, accessory splenic nodule and persistent lobulation represent
the congenital malformations of the spleen. Other rare congenital anomalies are reported …

… artery abnormalities and abdominal imaging … image through the left upper quadrant
shows a focal subcapsular, hypoattenuating region within the spleen in keeping with a splenic …

… Primary myelofibrosis is a chronic clonal stem cell disorder that … The intent of this article is
to illustrate the spectrum of primary … aspect of the spleen is consistent with splenic infarction, …

… Similar to US, MR imaging can be used to monitor response to therapy when US is not a …
Optimal MR imaging protocols vary by institution. Vascular anomaly MR imaging evaluation …

… splenic pathology visualized with CR including conditions affecting the splenic vasculature,
neoplasms, and accessory spleens… image enhances visualization of the underlying abnormal …

… Splenic lesions may also reflect benign systemic abnormalities such as disseminated …
Coronal T2-weighted MR image (E) shows internal increased signal intensity, which is consistent …

… There is a broad spectrum of presentation with … (a,b) The T2-weighted magnetic resonance
imaging showed patchy … acute anemia with Parvovirus or splenic sequestration [Citation31]. …