Abstract
Many diseases are associated with splenomegaly but massive splenomegaly is seen in only a few conditions.While some causes of splenomegaly are obvious (malaria, infection), the aetiological diagnosis of splenomegaly may involve extensive history taking, serum testing and imaging studies.Infiltrative disorders such as Gaucher disease are a rare cause of splenomegaly and should be considered when other more common causes have been ruled out.The authors hope to raise awareness of this diagnosis in order to encourage early treatment.
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