The spleen is an organ of the body, hidden in the abdomen, just below the rib cage, normally not palpable except in the case of young children, the abdominal wall is flabby. During clinical examination, the dull area of the spleen can only be determined by percussion in the posterior axillary line. In cases where the spleen is enlarged, surpassing the rib margin, the doctor can feel it. Nowadays, thanks to the development of science and technology, ultrasound has helped diagnose more accurately.

There are many diseases of the spleen that can be identified through ultrasound. The process of ultrasound of the spleen is simple, quick and painless.

The spleen is an important organ in the body that produces antibodies to protect the human body. If spleen diseases are not detected early, they will cause many dangerous complications. Spleen ultrasound is the fastest way to detect abnormal images in diagnosing spleen diseases.

The spleen is very important to human health. However, due to its small size, the spleen is easily damaged by strong impact with the body or ruptured naturally due to the appearance of diseases. Therefore, everyone should regularly perform spleen ultrasound to check the function of this organ.

Splenomegaly is a symptom found in many diseases such as: liver diseases, blood diseases, diseases of the portal venous system,... Because it is a physical sign with diagnostic value in the above diseases, when performing a clinical examination, it is necessary to pay close attention when diagnosing and grading splenomegaly.

The spleen is a vascular organ involved in the process of immune and hematological homeostasis. This vascular system, location and functions easily cause the spleen to suffer from some conditions with the initial manifestation of splenomegaly. From there, the normal functions of the spleen are also easily exaggerated, causing metabolic disorders in the body. Thus, early diagnosis of splenomegaly will help timely intervention and adjustment.