The left lateral lobe of the liver revealed a mass connected to the caudal aspect of the left lateral liver lobe by a bridge of approximately 2 cm. This is at high potential for torsion given the pedunculated structure. Mild inflammatory pattern was noted around the liver mass; could not rule out lobe torsion given the inflammation. This is a surgical urgency. The remainder of the liver was unremarkable. Gallbladder presented minor polypoid changes. No evidence of other neoplasia.

The spleen was uniformly enlarged with relatively uniform parenchyma without evidence of masses. The capsule was mildly swollen. This is most consistent with hypersplenism and reactive hyperplasia deriving from splenic white or red pulp. However, early infiltrative disease, such as lymphoma or mast cell neoplasia can, at times, present in this manner.