Rupture of the Spleen With Splenic Implants

Storsteen, Kenneth A.; ReMine, William H.

doi:10.1097/00000658-195304000-00020

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“…The history and anatomical findings in this case are typical of abdominal splenosis. The literature of the condition has been well reviewed by Jarcho and Andersen (1939) and more recently by Storsteen and ReMine (1953). Approximately 25 cases of the condition have been reported.…”

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Abdominal splenosis following rupture of the spleen in a boy aged 10 years

Zachary

Emery

1959

Journal of British Surgery

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Abdominal splenosis following rupture of the spleen in a boy aged 10 years

Zachary

Emery

1959

Journal of British Surgery

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“…Yet in order to predict when splenic implants will occur, some assume that the spillage of the damaged splenic pulp into the adjacent cavity leads to the seeding or it may be due to hematogenous spread. Manipulation of splenosis can lead to many severe complications like obstruction and bleeding that can occur as a result of splenotic tissue overgrowth [1,2].…”

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