Sinus of the Spleen

The splenic sinus is an anatomical space that is located in the abdominal cavity next to the spleen. It is shaped like the letter U and is formed by the lateral surfaces of the liver, stomach and duodenum. It also communicates with the right and left vena cava and the hepatic vein. The main function of the splenic sinus is that it serves as a location for the spleen in the abdominal cavity. The spleen is attached to the posterior wall of the sinus through the mesentery, which consists of adipose tissue. It also connects the inferior mesenteric vein with the intestinal artery. In addition, in