文献考察1):脾梗塞,病因は表1.
Hepatogastroenterology. 2001 Sep-Oct;48(41):1333-6. A rare cause of acute abdomen: splenic infarction.
Hatipoglu AR, Karakaya K, Karagulle E, Turgut B.
Splenic infarction is a rare disorder. We have treated 4 patients during the last year. Abdominal pain in the left upper quadrant was the common complaint. Other complaints were fever, nausea and vomiting. Computed tomography showed infarcted areas in the spleen in all of the patients. Splenectomy was applied to three of the patients with recurring symptoms. The other patient had the first episode treated medically. Pulmonary embolism in one and surgical wound infection occurred in another patient during postoperative follow-up for nine (range: 4-14) months.PMID: 11677957 要旨:脾梗塞の病因は塞栓症(embolism)が最も多く38%,次いで血液疾患(hematological disorders)が29%.67%が腹痛で発症する.7〜14日で症状が消失する場合が多いが,20%に脾臓壊死,膿瘍形成,出血,破裂や嚢胞形成などの合併症を伴う.
文献考察2):発熱を伴う脾臓の限局性病変(表2〜表4)
Singapore Med J. 2006 Jan;47(1):37-41. Computed tomography of focal splenic lesions in patients presenting with fever.
Joazlina ZY, Wastie ML, Ariffin N.
INTRODUCTION: There is an awareness of the increased incidence of splenic abscess in Southeast Asia giving rise to unexplained fever. This study looks at the role of computed tomography (CT) in evaluating focal splenic lesions in patients presenting with fever. METHODS: 37 patients presenting with fever of unknown origin underwent CT and this study retrospectively analyses the findings in these patients. 13 patients also had associated abdominal pain. Patients with conditions at high risk for splenic infection include: diabetes mellitus in ten patients, leukaemia in seven patients, human immunodeficiency virus infection in five patients, intravenous drug abuse in six patients, and steroid therapy in two patients. No risk factors could be identified in seven patients. RESULTS: Splenic abscess was diagnosed in 28 patients. A range of infecting organisms was isolated but the most frequent were Staphylococcus aureus (eight), tuberculosis (four), Streptococcus (four), fungal (four) and melioidosis (four). No infecting organism could be identified in ten cases though in patients with leukaemia with multiple low attenuation areas, the cause was presumed to be fungal. Six patients were diagnosed to have splenic infarcts though differentiation from splenic abscess could be difficult; these patients were treated for an abscess and all had endocarditis. Three patients were subsequently diagnosed with lymphoma. Percutaneous abscess drainage was performed in five patients and splenectomy was carried out in six patients. CONCLUSION: CT proved to be very useful as it not only revealed the size and extent of any splenic abnormality but it assisted with guidance for percutaneous drainage, determined the site for biopsy, and provided follow-up after treatment.PMID: 16397719
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