Shaodan Chen, Jiayuan Chen

(1. Medical Department of Qingdao University; 2. Wenzhou Medical College.)

Abstract：

Splenic artery aneurysm has a hidden onset and atypical symptoms. There are various diagnostic methods for splenic aneurysms, among which ultrasound is the first choice for aneurysm screening. The diagnostic rate of CTA and DSA reaches 100%. In clinical practice, it is necessary to integrate medical history, symptoms and signs, and multiple imaging results to improve the diagnostic rate. In terms of treatment plans, both intervention and surgical procedures have their strengths, and the application of intervention will be more extensive. We need to adhere to the principle of individualization and choose a reasonable treatment plan for patients. At present, there are many reports on pregnant women with large splenic aneurysms both domestically and internationally. Some scholars believe that large splenic aneurysms may be related to hormonal imbalances during pregnancy, and the specific pathogenic mechanism will become a hot topic in future research.

Key Words：

splenic aneurysm; diagnosis; surgery; interventional therapy; individualized treatment plan