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case_images: Axial cuts of the abdominal CT scan with contrast injection done upon presentation: portal phase on the left side and arterial phase on the right side. (1) Represent the caudal main spleen, (2) represent the unremarkable accessory spleen, (3) represent the ruptured accessory spleen with surrounding pooling hematoma.
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case_images: No radiological evidence suggestive of an active bleed (Fig. 1).
case_images: Axial cuts of the follow up abdominal CT scan with contrast injection: portal phase on the left side and arterial phase on the right side. (1) Represent the caudal main spleen, (2) represent the unremarkable accessory spleen, (3) represent the ruptured accessory spleen with interval further decrease in the surrounding evolving hematoma.
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case_images: Follow up enhanced CT scan performed 5 days after admission revealed an increase in the size of the accessory spleen's core, and a resolving hemoperitoneum (Fig. 2).