CT of the thorax and abdomen:
Abdomen –
The liver presents with normal shape, even surface, uniformly attenuating parenchyma and homogeneous contrast enhancement, unremarkable. The tail of the spleen presents a homogeneous contrast enhancing mass lesion, measuring 2.8 cm in diameter. Focal capsular expansion is noted at this level. Structured soft tissue attenuating material with layered appearance is noted in the gastric fundus and the pyloric antrum. The material within the fundus is bunched up. Between the layered margins of the material, small gas inclusions are present. At the ventral aspect of multiple vertebral endplates of the lumbar spine spondylosis formation is present. At the level of the intervertebral disc space mild irregular broad based mineral attenuating material is present in the ventral aspect of the vertebral canal L2/L3. It occupies approximately 15% of the diameter of the vertebral canal and the dural tube is mildly displaced dorsally. Both coxofemoral joints present marked osteophyte new bone formation. The femoral heads are dislocated dorsally and the acetabula are shallow.