CROSSING OF A WANDERING SPLEEN (A Case Report)

Abstract

The presented case is interesting because in the literature there are very few data on the
observation of this disease. For the first time this pathology was described in 1667 by the
Dutch physician Van Horn and confirmed by autopsy data.
Inversion of the spleen in adults with a wandering spleen is a rare pathology in abdominal
surgery and requires urgent surgical intervention, and the use of instrumental methods of
research allows you to effectively address issues of preoperative diagnosis and
management of the patient after splenectomy