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Intravenous contrast abdominal Computed tomography view of splenic torsion and splenic vessels.
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Abdominal Doppler ultrasonography (USG) and intravenous (IV) contrast abdominal computed tomography (CT) findings were coherent with spleen torsion (Fig. 1).
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Intraoperative view of splenic torsion around the two pedicles.
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However, splenectomy was performed because spleen blood f circulation did not reappear (Fig. 2).
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Laparoscopic view of torsioned spleen.
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However, splenectomy was performed, because spleen blood circulation did not reappear (Fig. 3).
Appendicitis and laparoscopic incisions of the patient.
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The first and last post-operative incision images of the patient are shown (Fig. 4).