The Spleen: Anatomy, Physiology and diseases

The Spleen: Anatomy, Function, and Clinical Management is a comprehensive yet concise reference dedicated solely to the spleen—an often overlooked but vital organ. This book delves into the full spectrum of splenic health, including detailed anatomy, physiology, and the broad range of medical and surgical conditions that affect it. It places strong emphasis on clinical decision-making, guiding readers through patient presentations, diagnostic processes, and the latest management strategies.

Recent advances, particularly in minimally invasive splenic surgery, are highlighted to ensure readers are equipped with the most up-to-date practices. Written in an accessible style and enriched with high-quality illustrations—including clinical images, radiographs, operative photos, pathology slides, and schematic diagrams—this book provides clear, visual understanding of complex concepts.

Designed as a quick-reference guide, it is ideal for busy healthcare professionals and learners alike.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Coverage: Explores splenic anatomy, function, pathology, and both medical and surgical management.
• Clinical Relevance: Focuses on patient presentation, diagnostic approach, and treatment decision-making.
• Up-to-Date: Includes current developments in imaging, diagnostics, and minimally invasive surgical techniques.
• User-Friendly Format: Concise chapters make for quick reference and easy comprehension.
• Extensive Illustrations: Features a wide array of clinical, radiological, operative, pathological, and diagrammatic images.
• Broad Audience: Suitable for medical consultants, surgeons, hematologists, pediatric surgeons, specialists, fellows, medical students, and nurses.
• Multidisciplinary Insight: Integrates knowledge from surgery, hematology, pediatrics, and diagnostic imaging.