The spleen has been considered a âforgotten organâ even if it is included and well demonstrated on every CT and MRI of the abdomen. Tumours of the spleen are rare; however, radiologists need to be aware of the main tumoral features and patterns in order to try to distinguish between benign and malignant masses often discovered incidentally.
Other symptoms of wrist tendonitis include: 1  Swelling around the wrist joint. 2  Warmth and redness of the tendons. 3  Grinding sensations (crepitus) with movement of the tendons.
The most frequent complications for De Quervain's tendonitis are: 1  Numbness over the back of the thumb and hand. In many patients, the superficial radial nerve lies right over the tendons. 2  Subluxation of the tendons. As you move your wrist, you may experience a snapping sensation over the thumb side of your wrist. 3  Infection.