"CT "
"T1: low signal intensity"
"T2: very high signal intensity"
"post-infarction pseudocyst: also resultant from liquefactive necrosis"
Expected headings
"CT "
"Complications"
"Typically shows a hypoattenuating relatively well-defined intrasplenic lesion. The wall is thin and has a sharp demarcation to the splenic parenchyma. There is no rim or internal enhancement. Wall calcification may be present."
"Complications are rare and include haemorrhage, rupture and infection 6,7."