Table 1.

Previous reports on isolated splenic hemangiomas, treatment measures, and outcomes in adults.

Ref.	Age, yr	Sex	Diagnostic approaches	Size, mm	Symptoms	Operation	Outcomes
3	46	F	CT+MR	40	Dullness in the left upper quadrant of the abdomen	OTS	Recovered uneventfully during the one-year period follow-up
4	26	F	CT+MR	30	No relevant comorbidities	LTS	Follow-up six-month period, no complications were observed.
	30	F	CT	45	No relevant comorbidities	LTS	Follow-up six-month period, No complications were observed.
	40	F	CT	60	Accidental discovery of chronic cholecystitis	LTS+LC	Recovered uneventfully during the one-year period follow-up
5	67	M	CT+MR+PET	60	Accidental discovery of colon cancers	Not done	NM
6	30	F	CT	NM	Epigastric pain	OTS	NM
7	22	M	NM	42	NM	LPS	NM
	56	F	NM	40	NM	LPS	NM
	47	F	NM	44	NM	LPS	NM
8	51	F	CT+MR	15	Left upper abdominal discomfort	LPS	The patient was discharged on day 7 postoperatively with no complications.
9	64	F	CT+US	118	No relevant comorbidities	OTS	The patient was discharged 5 days later without complications
10	18	F	CT	60	Mild epigastralgia	LPS	The patient’s symptoms Disappeared with no recurrence at 1 year postoperatively
11	22	M	CT	NM	Post-traumaitc rupture bleeding	OTS	The patient after a follow-up of one year is asymptomatic
12	56	F	CT+MR	50	Chronic back pain	LTS	Perioperative course was uneventful and the chronic back pain resolved

F, female; M, male; CT, computed tomography; MR, magnetic resonance; PET, positron emission tomography; US, ultrasound; NM, not mentioned; LC, laparoscopic cholecystectomy; OTS, open total splenectomy; LTS, laparoscopic total splenectomy; LPS, laparoscopic partial splenectomy.