An eighty-six-year old male was admitted for fever and jaundice, which prompted an abdominal CT scan and serial radiological investigations. Cholangitis was considered on the basis of the CT, MRT and MRCP findings. Besides, a bizarre-shaped spleen and a small splenule were found. A short pancreas and a preduodenal portal vein were also noted. These anomalies were part of the polysplenia syndrome. Polysplenia syndrome is a rare congenital anomaly frequently associated with cardiopulmonary and abdominal disorders. In adult cases, there are usually only minor associated anomalies. Awareness of these abnormalities helps in recognizing the syndrome. CT is proved to be an excellent imaging modality in diagnosing the abdominal anomalies. MRI and MRCP may give more detailed information.