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Objective To investigate the efficacy of contrast-enhanced ultrasound （CEUS） in diagnosing liver， gall bladder， spleen and renal diseases. Methods 27patients with liver diseases， 30 patients with gall bladder diseases， 5 patients with renal diseases， 5 patients with renal trauma and 6 patients with spleen disease were examined by CEUS. Results There were 3 cases of primary hepatocellular carcinomas，4 cases of metastatic hepatic carcinomas， 4 cases of liver abscess，10 cases of hepatic hemangiomas and 3 cases of liver repture with active bleeding.The diagnostic coincidence rate of CEUS was 90%. 30 patients with gall bladder poly posis were diagnosed by CEUS， and the diagnostic coincidence rate was100%. 5 cases with renal diaseses included 1 of renal abscess， 1 of renal column hypertrophy and 3 of renal hemangioma. In 5 cases with renal trauma，there were 3 cases with renal contusion and 2 cases with renal rupture and active bleeding. The coincidence rate was 61%. In 6 cases with spleen diseases， there were 1 case with splenic infraction， 1 case with splenic abscess and 4cases with splenic rupture and hemorrhage. The coincidence rate was 100%. Conclusion CEUS has great value of clinical application in diagnosis of liver， gall bladder， spleen and renal diseases. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]