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Incidental Diffuse Splenic Polyangiomatosis With Long-Term Radiologic Stability: A Case Report

Paola Vanessa Sosa Sarmiento1, Kevin A Montoya2, Roberto P Guerrero3

  • 1Geriatrics, University of Valle, Cali, COL.

Cureus
|June 12, 2026
PubMed
Summary

Splenic polyangiomatosis is a rare benign vascular condition causing multiple lesions in the spleen. This case highlights its asymptomatic presentation and stable imaging features, aiding diagnosis and conservative management.

Keywords:
benign vascular proliferationdiffuse splenic vascular lesionsincidental splenic findingsmri characterizationmultinodular splenomegalysplenic polyangiomatosis

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