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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 CT diagnosis of splenic diseases Abstract Objective: To improve CT diagnosis of splenic disease awareness. Methods: Review of 20 cases by surgery and / or pathological confirmation of the CT manifestations of splenic lesions. Results: The two cases of splenic infarction, splenic cyst in 4 cases, 2 cases of splenic hemangioma, malignant lymphoma, 8 cases of metastatic tumors in 4 cases. Conclusion: CT diagnosis of splenic lesions with high accuracy, is an effective way to lesions found in the spleen. Keywords: spleen; computed tomography Rare disease, the spleen, the CT performance of literature reported small, our hospital had admitted 20 patients, were characterized by diagnosis, are reported as follows. 1 Materials and Methods The group of 20 patients, 12 males and 8 females, aged 30 to 65 years old, by pathology or biopsy confirmed chronic splenic hemorrhage with hemorrhagic infarction 1 case, 1 case of splenic infarction, splenic cyst in 4 cases, splenic hemangioma 2 cases of malignant lymphoma in 8 cases, metastatic tumors in 4 cases. All patients were using Shimadzu SCT-3000TE screened, and the patient supine, slice thickness, layers are available from 10mm, conventional plain first, then increasing the bolus injection for enhanced scanning. 2 CT manifestations 2.1 Chronic splenic hemorrhage with hemorrhagic infarction 1 case: low-density spleen There 3cmX4cm shadow, the enhanced lesions showed well-defined low-density shadow. 2.2 splenic infarction 1 cases: see wedge-shaped low-density splenic shadow, the edge-enhanced lesions clear, no enhancement within the lesion. 2.3 splenic cyst in 4 cases: in the spleen was round or low-density lesion, edge finishing, the wall is thin, the enhanced non-reinforced, CT values of 6 ~ 10HU. 2.4 splenic hemangioma in 2 cases; rounded low-density lesions within the spleen, clear edge-enhanced lesions showed iso-dens