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Name the arrowed structure.
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CT
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Abdomen
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The spleen sits in the left upper quadrant, tucked beneath the diaphragm and lateral to the stomach, spanning roughly ribs 9–11.
It lies posterolateral to the stomach and superior to the splenic flexure of the colon, with the tail of the pancreas reaching its hilum.
A uniformly enhancing, crescent-shaped soft-tissue organ hugging the left posterolateral rib cage on axial CT.
On arterial-phase CT the spleen enhances heterogeneously ("zebra spleen") — a normal finding, not pathology.
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