Visceral artery aneurysms are rare but potentially fatal.
At present, they are detected with increasing frequency in
asymptomatic patients because of the widespread use of
different imaging modalities (1, 2). Standard treatment is
surgical ligation or resection (3, 4), however, newer endovascular techniques have been applied with good results
in selected patients (5β8). We describe a case of
visceral aneurysm and vascular anomaly involving the
splenic artery