Fatal splenic arterial aneurysmal @entity397 associated with chronic XXXX .

@entity1 @entity788 @entity82 @entity6552 @entity438 @entity1347 @entity1457 @entity1661 @entity1689 @entity9727 @entity884 @entity11657 @entity397 @entity490 @entity731 @entity1756
@entity438 ( @entity438 ) are rare and are usually atherosclerotic and/or related to pregnancy. Because pregnancy is the most important predisposing factor, the strong predilection of @entity438 for @entity1 is not surprising. The authors report a case of @entity1756 in a @entity1 with chronic @entity788 as the predisposing factor. A 56-year-old @entity1 with @entity490 and @entity6552 was resuscitated and underwent endoscopy, but he died 18 hours later of massive @entity6552 before definitive surgery could be carried out. At autopsy, there was chronic @entity788 with @entity82 tethering the tail of the pancreas, spleen, and posterior wall of the stomach together. The @entity438 was indented into the posterior wall of the stomach, into which it had ruptured from without. He also had alcoholic @entity82 but no esophageal varices or conventional gastric ulcers. Other important predisposing factors such as @entity1661 , @entity884 , @entity11657 , and @entity1347 were absent. Histologic examination confirmed the @entity397 of the @entity438 . The @entity438 had Monckeberg medial calcinosis but little evidence of @entity731 . The well-documented complications of @entity1689 include @entity1457 , abscess, @entity9727 . This report describes the rare complication of @entity1756 , which may be fatal.
