01 January 2003
Splenopexy for the Wandering Spleen Utilising Pre-existing Adhesions
Lisa Gotley , Lisa Creighton , Roy KimbleCase Rep Clin Pract Rev 2003; 4(4):319-321 :: ID: 476418
Abstract
Background: Various management approaches have been reported for the wandering spleen.
Case report: We report a rare case of a 2-year old child with a torsion of her wandering spleen. At operation, following detorsion, adherent omentum provided ideal anchorage points for splenopexy. She made an uncomplicated recovery and a 6 month follow-up ultrasound showed a normal
looking spleen in its anatomical position. She remains asymptomatic at 1 year.
Conclusions: When present, omental adhesions provide ideal anchorage points for splenopexy.
Keywords: wandering spleen, Torsion, splenopexy, Adhesions, Child
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