A rare splenic pseudocyst
A 47-year-old female presented with complaints of a small lump (Figs –) in left upper abdomen and a past history of fall on ladders a year back. On examination, there was a small lump confined to the left hypochondrium, firm in consistency with rounded borders suggesting origin from the spleen. The patient underwent CT scan of the abdomen after abdomen sonography and CECT suggested the presence of a cystic lesion originating from the lower margin of spleen ∼12 × 8 cm in size. The patient underwent a surgery and cystic lesion was removed preserving the spleen (Figs –). The cyst on histopathological examination was a pseudocyst.