Table 1

A summary of the articles describing the surgical management of GSF.

AuthorYearAge/genderPresenting symptomDiagnosisSurgical treatmentPost-surgery HPE
Kryshtalskyj N. et al.199146/womanLeft flank pain with left shoulder irradiation and feverCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, one infarct, two splenic abscesses
Ballas K et al.200570/manFatigue, anorexia, weight loss, and epigastric postprandial fullnessCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, extensive infiltration of the stomach wall with neutrophils, eosinophils, lymphocytes, and plasma cells
Leeds IL et al.201579/womanLeft upper quadrant pain, general malaise, dyspnea, and occasional dizzinessCT + gastroscopySplenectomy, partial gastrectomy, and distal pancreatectomyGSF, diffuse
B-cell lymphoma
Alsinan A et al.201915/manLeft-sided abdominal pain, anemiaCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, splenic abscess
Campisi A. et al.202349/manAnemia, melenaCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, splenic abscess, and adhesive perisplenitis to perilous tissue
AuthorYearAge/genderPresenting symptomDiagnosisSurgical treatmentPost-surgery HPE
Kryshtalskyj N. et al.199146/womanLeft flank pain with left shoulder irradiation and feverCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, one infarct, two splenic abscesses
Ballas K et al.200570/manFatigue, anorexia, weight loss, and epigastric postprandial fullnessCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, extensive infiltration of the stomach wall with neutrophils, eosinophils, lymphocytes, and plasma cells
Leeds IL et al.201579/womanLeft upper quadrant pain, general malaise, dyspnea, and occasional dizzinessCT + gastroscopySplenectomy, partial gastrectomy, and distal pancreatectomyGSF, diffuse
B-cell lymphoma
Alsinan A et al.201915/manLeft-sided abdominal pain, anemiaCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, splenic abscess
Campisi A. et al.202349/manAnemia, melenaCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, splenic abscess, and adhesive perisplenitis to perilous tissue
Table 1

A summary of the articles describing the surgical management of GSF.

AuthorYearAge/genderPresenting symptomDiagnosisSurgical treatmentPost-surgery HPE
Kryshtalskyj N. et al.199146/womanLeft flank pain with left shoulder irradiation and feverCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, one infarct, two splenic abscesses
Ballas K et al.200570/manFatigue, anorexia, weight loss, and epigastric postprandial fullnessCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, extensive infiltration of the stomach wall with neutrophils, eosinophils, lymphocytes, and plasma cells
Leeds IL et al.201579/womanLeft upper quadrant pain, general malaise, dyspnea, and occasional dizzinessCT + gastroscopySplenectomy, partial gastrectomy, and distal pancreatectomyGSF, diffuse
B-cell lymphoma
Alsinan A et al.201915/manLeft-sided abdominal pain, anemiaCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, splenic abscess
Campisi A. et al.202349/manAnemia, melenaCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, splenic abscess, and adhesive perisplenitis to perilous tissue
AuthorYearAge/genderPresenting symptomDiagnosisSurgical treatmentPost-surgery HPE
Kryshtalskyj N. et al.199146/womanLeft flank pain with left shoulder irradiation and feverCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, one infarct, two splenic abscesses
Ballas K et al.200570/manFatigue, anorexia, weight loss, and epigastric postprandial fullnessCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, extensive infiltration of the stomach wall with neutrophils, eosinophils, lymphocytes, and plasma cells
Leeds IL et al.201579/womanLeft upper quadrant pain, general malaise, dyspnea, and occasional dizzinessCT + gastroscopySplenectomy, partial gastrectomy, and distal pancreatectomyGSF, diffuse
B-cell lymphoma
Alsinan A et al.201915/manLeft-sided abdominal pain, anemiaCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, splenic abscess
Campisi A. et al.202349/manAnemia, melenaCT + gastroscopySplenectomy and partial gastrectomyGSF, splenic abscess, and adhesive perisplenitis to perilous tissue
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