الفهرس 
ANATOMY OF THE SPLEEN
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Abstract
For trauma patients with splenic injuries suspected to
have active bleeding, exploratory angiography and
transcatheter embolization of the splenic artery has shown to
be feasible, safe , effective and increased splenic salvage
chance on adding it to nonoperative management plans.
The patient clinical condition and AAST injury grade
classify and direct the patient to the appropriate management
pathway, whether to have simple observation,
angioembolization or surgery. The higher the splenic injury
grade, the more beneficial is the embolization, as those
patients were used, most probably, to have surgical
splenectomy .
The cornerstone for a successful splenic empolization is
depending primarly on the good cooperation and teamwork
between surgeons and radiologists that leads to an optimum
patient selection to have the procedure.