Case 1
A female in her 50s presented to our internal medicine department to undergo a work-up after multiple splenic tumors had been detected by ultrasound during a health check-up. She did not have a fever or abdominal pain. Her medical history was non-specific, and she had not previously suffered from a panic disorder or appendicitis in childhood. She had been taking clotiazepam for a while. She was not in acute distress, and her vital signs were non-specific. On physical examination, her spleen was not palpable, and she did not have lymphadenopathy.