… of splenosis are intraabdominal … intra-abdominal nodules by CT scan. A diagnosis of diffuse
metastatic disease was initially considered before a diagnosis of intraabdominal splenosis …

… clinical history of splenectomy or splenic trauma, splenosis should be added to the list of
possible differential diagnosis of multiple incidental intra-abdominal or intra-hepatic masses, in …

… , splenosis was suspected and later confirmed by review of the peripheral blood smear,
radionuclide scanning, and percutaneous needle aspiration cytology. The history of splenosis, …

… Hepatic splenosis refers to heterotopic auto-transplantation … The true incidence of splenosis
is unknown, because this … a rare case of multiple intra-abdominal splenosis located along the …

… Splenosis is a common benign condition that occurs after splenic rupture via trauma or surgery.
Splenosis … Splenosis usually occurs within the abdominal and pelvic cavities, but patients …

… Splenosis is defined as the autotransplantation of viable splenic tissue throughout various
… splenic rupture predisposes to splenosis [2]. Intra-abdominal splenosis involving the serosal …

… different radiologic modalities diagnosed diffuse intraabdominal splenosis. Splenosis is a
rare, severe … Splenosis itself may induce relapse of hematologic diseases, mainly autoimmune …

… Laparoscopic exploration revealed widespread intraabdominal splenosis, and a therapeutic
… ITP may be the result of missed accessory spleen or splenosis; in others, it may the result of …

… splenectomy and had intraabdominal splenic implants. Splenosis was confirmed by …
The location, shape, number, growth, and characteristic enhancement pattern of splenosis …

… of splenectomy or splenic trauma, splenosis should be added to the possible differential
diagnosis list of multiple incidental intra-abdominal or intrahepatic masses to avoid unnecessary …