Isabelle Javerliat, Clara Duran, Raphael Coscas, Marc Coggia
This article provides an update on the various abdominal anomalies encountered in situs ambiguous. This syndrome is poorly known in vascular surgery, particularly with regard to its surgical implications.
PURPOSE: Situs ambiguous with polypsleny or heterotaxy syndrome is a rare occurrence in vascular surgery.
METHODS: We report, for the first time in the literature, the association of situs ambiguous with polyspleny with an infrarenal aortic aneurysm. CT-scan performed to evaluate the aortic aneurysm incidentally revealed the situs ambiguous.
RESULTS: CT-scan was analysed to report all anomalies of situs ambiguous in this patient.
CONCLUSION: This article provides an update on the various abdominal anomalies encountered in situs ambiguous. This syndrome is poorly known in vascular surgery, particularly with regard to its surgical implications.