Background The accessory spleen has no anatomical or vascular relationship with the
normal spleen, The tissue structure and physiological function of the accessory spleen are …

Introduction An accessory spleen (AS), a common condition, is usually located in the hilar
region of the spleen. ASs are not often large; however, after splenectomy, the initially …

Interventions: After discussion in a multidisciplinary conference, the mass was completely
resected laparoscopically, and the subserosal veins in the gastric fundus were sutured using …

Introduction and importance Approximately 30% of population can have an accessory
spleen, which is most often asymptomatic. Only when it becomes large in size, it may elicit …

Discussion: Gallbladder paraganglioma is rare and occult, and surgeons do not know it well,
so it is easily misdiagnosed before surgery. Postoperative pathological examination is the …

Accessory spleen is a relatively common occurrence. However, an intrapancreatic
accessory spleen can get hypertrophied following splenectomy and rarely mimic a …

A 49-year-old female undergoing a periodic health examination at other hospital revealed a
mass in the tail of pancreas. The patient denied any personal history of surgery except …

Accessory spleen is a congenital anomaly, those asymptomatic generally do not need
surgical intervention. Retroperitoneal heterotopic accessory spleens are often …

Background: The accessory spleen is a congenital defect with an additional splenic tissue to
the native spleen due to an incomplete fusion of splenic masses during the embryologic …

Posttraumatic thoracic splenosis in a 77-year-old patient after a motor vehicle accident -
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