Combined Intrathoracic and Subcutaneous Splenosis Discovered 51 Years after Abdominal Trauma

<div>Hematoxylin &amp; Eosin stain at 5x magnification. Splenic parenchyma composed of red and white pulp. Thick arrow: white pulp with primary and secondary follicles composed of mature B-lymphocytes. Thin arrow: red pulp with sinuses, vasculature, and cords of Billroth.</div>

Case Reports in Pulmonology

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Figure 5: Combined Intrathoracic and Subcutaneous Splenosis Discovered 51 Years after Abdominal Trauma 