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Abdomen CT without contrast showing multiple hypodense splenic lesions.
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Computed tomography of abdomen showed multiple irregular peripheral hypodense splenic lesions suggestive of splenic infarcts and borderline splenomegaly, with no evidence of acute pancreatitis and patent splenic veins with no thrombosis (Figure 1).
Repeated CT abdomen showing marked regression of the largest lesion while disappearance of others.
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After 3-month follow-up in outpatient clinic, the patient remained well with significant improvement of splenic infarcts on computed tomography (Figure 2).