This presentation explain Laparoscopic Splenectomy. The patient will be placed under general anesthesia and a cannula is placed into the abdomen by surgeon and abdomen will be inflated with carbon dioxide gas to create a space to operate. Most patients can have a laparoscopic splenectomy. Though the experience of the surgeon is the biggest factor in a successful outcome, the size of the spleen is the most important determinant in deciding whether the spleen can be removed laparoscopically. When the size of the spleen is extremely large, it is difficult to perform the laparoscopic technique. Sometimes, plugging the artery to the spleen right before surgery using special X-ray technology can shrink the spleen to allow the laparoscopic technique.