Injury to the spleen is an emergency that needs to be treated early, otherwise splenectomy will be required. However, the symptoms of splenic injury are often confused with many other diseases, leading to delay in emergency care. The following article will inform readers of the knowledge of trauma as well as suture of the spleen.

The spleen is located in the left quadrant of the human body and plays an important role in helping the body fight infections and filter old blood cells. Splenic rupture or splenic injury is the most common case of blunt abdominal trauma and can be life-threatening.

Blunt abdominal trauma is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. Therefore, timely detection and treatment of these injuries is extremely urgent to ensure the health and life of the patient.

Splenic artery embolization is a technique that can be selective or nonselective. The goal of this technique is to reduce the circulating blood flow to the spleen or to cause active splenic necrosis.

Digital subtraction splenic arteriography is an imaging technique that injects iodine contrast through a catheter into the cerebral artery to visualize the splenic artery and vein system. Digital subtraction splenic arteriography is performed to determine the techniques for splenic artery intervention.

Closed abdominal trauma is also known as abdominal trauma. Symptoms of closed abdominal trauma are usually localized pain in the injured area or pain throughout the abdomen depending on the condition and nature of the injury.