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case_images: Axial- (A), coronal- (B) and sagittal-plane (C) abdominal CT showing a thick-walled hypodense cystic lesion approximately 11 cm in diameter in the spleen, with septations and wall calcification in the superior aspect (white arrows); axial- (D) and coronal-plane (B) abdominal CT showing free fluid of approximately 2 cm depth in the pelvic area (blue arrow).
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case_images: A 2-cm depth of pelvic free fluid was also found (Figure 1).
case_images: Axial- (A) and coronal-plane (B) CT images of a hematoma occurring in the perisplenic region one month after the drainage. 7x5-cm septated and wall-enhancing collection area, extending into the splenogastric recess (red arrows); free fluid measuring 15 mm in depth in the perisplenic space (blue arrow).
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case_images: Follow-up CT revealed a 7 x 5-cm septate collection area extending into the splenogastric recess, compressing the stomach's greater curvature and causing inflammatory wall thickening with perisplenic free fluid, suggestive of a hematoma (Figure 2).