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Transverse plane of helical CT of abdomen with IV contrast shows extravasation at splenic hilum and fluid around spleen.
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 After starting a blood transfusion, the patient was taken for chest and abdominal CT scans which showed severe extravasation at the hilum of the spleen along with poor contrast effect, implying splenic artery injury (Figures 1 and 2).
Transverse plane of helical CT of abdomen with IV contrast shows extravasation at splenic hilum and fluid around spleen.
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 After starting a blood transfusion, the patient was taken for chest and abdominal CT scans which showed severe extravasation at the hilum of the spleen along with poor contrast effect, implying splenic artery injury (Figures 1 and 2).
Arteriogram of celiac artery displays a small aneurysm rupture at a branch of splenic artery.
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A splenic artery aneurysm with extravasation was identified (Figure 3) and subsequently embolized with a coil and gel-form substance (Figure 4).
Arteriogram after embolization to a splenic aneurysm demonstrates no extravasation.
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A splenic artery aneurysm with extravasation was identified (Figure 3) and subsequently embolized with a coil and gel-form substance (Figure 4).