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Atraumatic splenic rupture in a man in his 70s: unusual cause of acute abdomen and shock. [PDF]
BMJ Case RepSengupta S, Alavi V, Zhao W.
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Case series of spontaneous splenic rupture in patients with malaria: A rare surgical emergency in non-traumatic cases. [PDF]
Int J Surg Case RepTola GG, Hemba YG, Hussen SK, Matiop MP.
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Response to comments on "Spontaneous splenic rupture: A rare complication of concurrent malaria and dengue infections - A case report". [PDF]
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Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2003
Spontaneous splenic rupture in pregnancy is rare and occurs most commonly in the third trimester or puerperium.In the first case, an eclamptic woman had postpartum uterine atony that necessitated hysterectomy. She was reexplored for increasing abdominal girth and evidence of hemoperitoneum on computed tomography scan.
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Spontaneous splenic rupture in pregnancy is rare and occurs most commonly in the third trimester or puerperium.In the first case, an eclamptic woman had postpartum uterine atony that necessitated hysterectomy. She was reexplored for increasing abdominal girth and evidence of hemoperitoneum on computed tomography scan.
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Journal of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, 1994
Little information is available regarding splenic injury in patients with hemophilia. We describe here the management of splenic rupture in five of our patients with hemophilia and summarize the literature describing this complication.Two human immunodeficiency virus-seropositive patients were managed medically and did not require splenectomy.
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Little information is available regarding splenic injury in patients with hemophilia. We describe here the management of splenic rupture in five of our patients with hemophilia and summarize the literature describing this complication.Two human immunodeficiency virus-seropositive patients were managed medically and did not require splenectomy.
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Journal of Surgical Oncology, 1989
AbstractWe present a review of the incidence, differential diagnoses, mechanism of rupture, laboratory findings, and signs and symptoms of splenic rupture in leukemia. The types of leukemia most often associated with ruptured spleen are described. The treatment of splenic rupture in leukemia is splenectomy, with careful evaluation of the need for ...
M R, Canady, R E, Welling, S L, Strobel
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AbstractWe present a review of the incidence, differential diagnoses, mechanism of rupture, laboratory findings, and signs and symptoms of splenic rupture in leukemia. The types of leukemia most often associated with ruptured spleen are described. The treatment of splenic rupture in leukemia is splenectomy, with careful evaluation of the need for ...
M R, Canady, R E, Welling, S L, Strobel
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1962
Rupture of the spleen in leukemia is exceedingly rare. The medical literature in English refers to only 12 such cases. In the period from 1948 through 1960, 291 patients with leukemia, which was acute in 176, were admitted to the Albany Medical Center Hospital. Splenic rupture occurred in 1 patient in 1960 and in 2 in 1961, all with acute leukemia.
A P, TARTAGLIA, W B, SCHARFMAN, S, PROPP
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Rupture of the spleen in leukemia is exceedingly rare. The medical literature in English refers to only 12 such cases. In the period from 1948 through 1960, 291 patients with leukemia, which was acute in 176, were admitted to the Albany Medical Center Hospital. Splenic rupture occurred in 1 patient in 1960 and in 2 in 1961, all with acute leukemia.
A P, TARTAGLIA, W B, SCHARFMAN, S, PROPP
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