Is Splenule Normal
Splenules, or Accessory Spleens, Are Congenital Foci of Normal Splenic Tissue That Are Separate from the Main Body of the Spleen. They Are Not Uncommon, and...
Splenules, or accessory spleens, are congenital foci of normal splenic tissue that are separate from the main body of the spleen. They are not uncommon, and are often incidentally found on CT scans and other abdominal imaging studies.
What causes a Splenule?
An enlarged spleen is the result of damage or trauma to the spleen from any of several different medical conditions, diseases, or types of physical trauma. Infections, liver problems, blood cancers, and metabolic disorders can all cause your spleen to become enlarged, a condition called splenomegaly.
Is an accessory spleen harmful?
Accessory spleenSpecialtyMedical genetics
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