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The spleen recycles used red blood cells
...as do the kidneys. If you have "lost" a whole or partial kidney, the spleen has to pick up the slack. At this point I wouldn't be too concerned, but just make sure the Dr. tells them to keep an eye on it at subsequent scans.
Glad the rest of the scan looked OK-gongrats.
donna_lee
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I see that in a large percent
I see that in a large percent of the population. The spleen is one source of immune response in the body. It could mean nothing or a range of things from a prior case of mono to a current viral infection. If it is only mildly enlarged most radiologists won't even comment on it.
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