🩻 ULTRASOUND FINDINGS IN SPLENIC INJURY | AAST GRADE III 🚑 Following blunt abdominal trauma, this ultrasound case highlights an important learning point in splenic injury assessment, where over-grading is a common pitfall. 🔍 Grey Scale Ultrasound Highlights: ▪ Large heterogeneous intraparenchymal splenic lesion ▪ Predominantly echogenic / mixed echotexture ▪ Lesion involving the mid and upper pole of the spleen ▪ Geographic margins ▪ Capsular discontinuity at the upper pole ▪ Associated peris

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