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In all intrapancreatic accessory spleens, the echogenicity was homogeneous and was identical to that of the main spleen.

In spleens from HIV-infected patients with thrombocytopenic purpura, these characteristics were unaffected.

Conclusion: There is a close relationship between the density of spleens and its tissue morphology.

Although solitary accessory spleen is not uncommon, multiple accessory spleens are rare.

Under TEM, leukemic cells infiltrated generally in spleens of the control group mice.

The tissue samples (hearts, livers, spleens etc) of illed chickens were filtrated and inoculated into chicken embryo fibroblast (CEF).

In my opinion children should be taught not to vent their spleens on others.

In theory, organs such as livers and spleens can also be harvested for saleable material, but reports of this are extremely rare.

Most of the bacteria were detected in the babies' lungs and spleens .

Methods: 32 cases of splenic traumatic rupture were treated by preserving spleens .

At the risk of provoking ruptured spleens all round, here is a third attempt, using the principle outlined in the first paragraph.

Five intrapancreatic accessory spleens showed posterior acoustic enhancement and all six had hyperechoic rims (Figs. 1 and 2).

Morphological observation of immunological alterations in the spleens from estrogen receptor deficient mice

Cell apoptosis in donor and recipient spleens after combined pancreas-spleen transplantation

Effects of the Astragalus polysaccharide Injection on the Mice's Spleens and Endurance

Difference Display Analysis of Diarrhea Resistance Gene Expression in Spleens of Piglets

CT Diagnosis and Causes Analysis of Misdiagnosis in Accessory Spleens Cases

Methods of preserving spleens in traumatic splenic rupture ( a report of 46 cases )

Oxidative stress on spleens of mice exposed to sulfur dioxide