Woman  63 yo,
pain at  left subcostal  for one  month without 
fever.
Abdomen ultrasound detected  the  spleen changing its surface,
irregular lobular border with  many hypoechoic 
structures  intraspleen  from hilus and free fluid  around
the spleen ( see us 1, us 2).
MSCT with CE found
out   inhomogeneous structure of spleen, with  many  hypodense
zones, non enhancement  with contrast  from  hilus of 
spleen  radiated toward peripheric zones of  spleen,  and  tail of  pancreas was adherent
to spleen hilus.
Radiologist 
suggested tumor  of  the tail  of pancreas invasive to hilus of
spleen ( see  ct 1, 2, 3).
Blood tests were normal all cancer markers, and blood amylase highly elevated.
Preoperative  diagnosis  the case  was  vascular thrombosis of  spleen due to  inflammation of the pancreatic tail.
Operation  for  splenectomy, and  removing the hilus mass of spleen ( see macro).
Microscopic report  was chronic necrosis due to inflammation.
Discussion: Clinical 
with pain for more one month  at left upper adominal  area which
was  KEHR' s sign.
Ultrasound
detected  many avascular zones  in spleen.
MSCT with
CE  find out  wedge – shape.
Blood test : high  amylase, looked like  PANCREATITIS 
at the tail  complicated to hilus  of
SPLEEN  INFARCTION.
REF  case report  from  JOP.










 
 





































