RADIOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT OF SPLENIC ARTERY INJURY FOLLOWING ROUTINE COLONOSCOPY

Colonoscopies can be used for both interventional and dialogistic purposes. The use of colonoscopies is not without risk an awareness these risks, as well the clinical presentation risks / adverse effects, vital to ensure optimal patient care achieved throughout after procedure. We present a case 49-year-old who presented district general hospital within National Health Service (NHS) with diffuse abdominal pain haemodynamic instability following colonoscopy. A splenic artery injury was identified computerized tomography (CT) scan contrast, abdomen pelvis patient. resuscitated managed need surgical intervention in form targeted embolization. This highlights that high index suspicion should held by any presents or early key good outcomes.