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Splenectomy in cirrhosis with hypersplenism: improvement in cytopenias, child's status and institution of specific treatment for hepatitis C with success

Annals of Hepatology, 2012
Introduction. Hypersplenism in cirrhosis is not infrequent and may compromise with quality of life and therapy. Splenectomy is a therapeutic option, but information on results of splenectomy is scarce.Material and methods.
Saurabh Kedia, Rohit Goyal, Vivek Mangla, Ajay Kumar, S. Shalimar, Prasenjit Das, Sujoy Pal, Peush Sahni, Subrat K. Acharya, M.D., D.M   +8 more
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SPLENOMEGALIC (HqMOLYTIC) JAUNDICE ASSOCIATED WITH BILE PIGMENT IN THE URINE. REPORT OF A CASE IN WHICH SPLENECTOMY WAS PERFORMED [PDF]

, 1914
T. R. Whipham
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Splenectomy for Acholuric Jaundice [PDF]

, 1914
W. Essex Wynter, John Bland‐Sutton
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ON A CASE OF SPLENECTOMY FOR LEUKÆMIC ENLARGEMENT [PDF]

, 1902
THEODORE A. McGRAW
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Splenectomy in Infants and Children*

, 1955
L Walter, Lawrence Chaffin
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SPLENECTOMY IN THE ANEMIAS [PDF]

, 1917
William D. Haggard
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TRANSFUSION AND SPLENECTOMY FOR VON JAKSCHʼS ANAMIA IN AN INFANT [PDF]

, 1915
Frederic Kammerer
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SPLENECTOMY

Annals of Surgery, 1942
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SPLENECTOMY IN SPLENIC ANÆMIA OR PRIMARY SPLENOMEGALY

, 1901
M. L. Harris, Maximilian Herzog
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Splenectomy for Splenomegalic Cirrhosis with Ascites [PDF]

, 1914
Sidney Boyd
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