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ArticleRadiology case reports2025

A rare right hemithorax splenosis: Case of thoracic and abdominal splenosis.

Wejdan H AlMusallam, Abedallatif Alsharif, Haytham Sharaf, Mustafa A Alsultan, Ahmad Antar

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Wejdan H AlMusallamRadiology Department, AlMoosa Specialist Hospital, AL Ahsaa, Saudi Arabia.
Abedallatif AlsharifRadiology Department, AlMoosa Specialist Hospital, AL Ahsaa, Saudi Arabia.
Haytham SharafRadiology Department, AlMoosa Specialist Hospital, AL Ahsaa, Saudi Arabia.
Mustafa A AlsultanRadiology Department, AlMoosa Specialist Hospital, AL Ahsaa, Saudi Arabia.
Ahmad AntarDepartment of Hematology and Oncology, AlMoosa Specialist Hospital, AL Ahsaa, Saudi Arabia.

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Abstract

A 37-year-old male patient presented complaining of right flank pain. As an incidental finding on CT, the spleen was not visualized and there were multiple rounded peritoneal tissue nodules, radiologically pattern is mostly suggestive of splenosis. Lung bases showed 2 right lower lung lobe nodules. A dedicated chest CT scan revealed few other pulmonary and pleural nodules. A 99mTc heat damaged denatured red blood cells SPECT CT scan was performed, which revealed right thoracic splenosis, a rare entity to be seen at that location.

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PMID41079449
PMCPMC12512990

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