Spontaneous Rupture of the Spleen in Infectious Mononucleosis Presenting in the Casualty Department

Dickson, Glen

doi:10.1136/pgmj.41.482.774

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“…However, in Dickson's (1965) and the author's case, it presented approximately one week after the onset of symptoms. Smith and Custer (1946) mention that the interval was thirty days in one patient, and one of Hedrick's and Lettner's (1965) cases had lethargy for four weeks prior to splenic rupture.…”

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“…This latter series did not include two cases documented inthe English Journals (Wagman 1957 andDavidson 1958). In recent years, many 9ther cases have been reported, including Ridgely (1960), York (1962), Freeman (i962), WetherilI and Oldfield (1963), Brown, Sass and Cheng (1964), Januez, Berbos and TaYlor (1965), Hedrick and Lettner (1965) and Dickson (1965).…”

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