Left testis in scrotal position with adherent accessory spleen.<unk>  is separated into two types: *Continuous (55%): The native spleen is connected to the gonad. The connection occurs through a cord of splenic tissue or fibrous band. * Discontinuous (45%): Ectopic splenic tissue is present and attached to the gonad. An accessory spleen is present and the native spleen lacks the direct attachment to the gonad. + Continuous Discontinuous Frequency 55% 45% Associated malformations Common Uncommon Imaging Possible visualization of connecting cord between native spleen and gonad No identifiable link between native spleen and gonad Technetium-99m Scintigraphy Radioactive tracer uptake in mass equivalent to uptake in normal splenic tissue Radioactive tracer uptake in mass equivalent to uptake in normal splenic tissue
Splenogonadal fusion
Regional odontodysplasia
Gonadal dysgenesis
Thyroid dysgenesis
Bone malrotation
Tooth fusion
Supernumerary kidney
XY gonadal dysgenesis