Combined Intrathoracic and Subcutaneous Splenosis Discovered 51 Years after Abdominal Trauma

<div>Top row (from left to right): coronal, axial, and sagittal CT Chest with IV contrast soft tissue views highlighting the left chest wall subcutaneous lesions. Bottom row (from left to right): coronal, axial, and sagittal fused PET/CT showing FDG uptake to the same lesions.</div>

Case Reports in Pulmonology

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Figure 4: Combined Intrathoracic and Subcutaneous Splenosis Discovered 51 Years after Abdominal Trauma 