Interventional modalities can treat splenic cysts with a relatively high cure rate and have the advantages of being safe and reliable, less painful for the patient, and having fewer adverse effects. Splenic cyst is a tumor-like cystic lesion of the spleen tissue, which can be caused by parasitic infection, congenital developmental defects and other factors. The main symptoms can be manifested as left upper abdominal discomfort, indigestion, dyspnea and so on. Specific treatment options are chosen according to the patient’s specific condition, and commonly used treatments include general treatment, medication, and surgical treatment. Interventional therapy refers to the use of catheters and puncture needles through the guidance of medical imaging equipment in order to achieve the purpose of treating the disease. Interventional therapy can treat vascular diseases, tumors and other diseases. Iodine allergy is prohibited. Splenic tissue is brittle and rich in blood flow. Interventional treatment modality for splenic cysts has the advantages of safety and reliability, less pain for patients, less adverse reactions, less trauma, and lower price compared to surgical treatment. If you find a splenic cyst, you should immediately go to the hospital for further hospital-related examinations to clarify the degree of disease progression, actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment, and do not take care of it on your own.