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This case was special, because there was no aneurysmal dilatation of the splenic artery.

Intrahepatic splenosis resulted from splenic rupture or splenic surgery and only a few cases have been reported in the English literature.

A 26-year-old male had a history of traffic accident in his childhood, and he underwent splenectomy due to traumatic splenic rupture.

At present, with the availability of sonography and computed tomography, splenic cyst can be diagnosed precisely prior to operation.

When immune splenic cells are fused with a tumor cell line, they produce hybridomas each secreting one highly specific antibody.

Splenic artery aneurysms are the most common visceral artery aneurysms, which are usually found incidentally.

Methods In two cases of liver transplantation, recipient splenic arteries were anastomosed with donor hepatic arteries in end to end way.

Conclusion Autotransplantation of splenic tissue into the greater omentum is a convenient and effective way for spleen transplantation.

Colonic disease distal to the splenic flexure may be treated with topical therapy, but other regions generally necessitate oral therapy.

Multiple splenic cystic tumors were clinically diagnosed and were confirmed histologically as lymphangiomas after splenectomy.

The disorder is lymphatic in origin and can be associated with soft tissue lesions, splenic cysts, and lung involvement.

Splenic tumor of different pathology natures has different imaging features , sometime with similar signs. Conclusion Corr . . .

Results Yun-Pi Prescription could increase body weight and food intake, improve excretory rate of D-xylose in splenic asthenia rats.

Objective To investigate the complication and therapeutic effect and the quality control of the partial splenic embolization(PSE).

Splenic corpuscles demolished and disappeared, red pulp widened and white pulp atrophied, splenic sinusoid extended with hyperemia.

This case describes a 9-year-old girl with torsion of a wandering spleen, complicated by splenic infarction and managed by splenectomy.

Methods The cases of traumatic splenic rupture treated by no operation were analyzed retrospectively.

Objective To analysis ultrasonographic features and evaluate the diagnostic value of ultrasound on splenic tuberculosis.

Objective To investigate the efficacy of intraoperative autotransfusion(IAT) with hepatic and splenic injuries.

Objective: To summarize the indications and technique in nonoperative management of splenic injury in blunt abdominal trauma.

Objective To investigate the methods and indictions of nonoperative treatment of traumatic splenic rupture in children.

Objective: To evaluate the effects of zinc oxide nano-materials in splenic lymphocytes mixed culture from different strains of mice.

Bowel perforation and bleeding were excluded and abdominal CT revealed splenic rupture and hemoperitoneum.

Wandering spleen and splenic torsion can be diagnosed by Doppler ultrasound and CT scan.

We report a case of splenic rupture with presentation of abdominal pain within 24 hours after colonoscopy.

Objective To investigate the incidence of delayed splenic rupture mechanism and treatment measures.

Objective To summarize the ultrasonic characteristics of splenic space occupying lesion.

An asymptomatic huge splenic cystic lymphangioma was incidentally found in a 42-year-old female patient who was admitted for gallstone.

Objective To analysis the feasibility and indications of non-operative treatment for splenic injuries.

Objective: To understandthefunctionof splenic marginal sinus endothelial cells in blood spleen barrier.

The mechanism of splenic rupture after colonoscopy was still unclear but some risk factors were described.

Objective: To evaluate the application of autotransplantation of splenic tissue in clinic.

Objective: To explore application of preserving spleen in the treatment of splenic traumatic rupture.

Objective To explore the experience in diagnostic and therapeutic of traumatic splenic rupture.

Methods: The clinical data of 27 patients with pathologically proven splenic hemangiomas were retrospectively analyzed.

Due to the risk of splenic infarction, rapid and accurate diagnosis is essential.

Conclusion: CT is very helpful for the diagnosis of splenic vascular tumour. CT is the first imaging examination for this disease.

Conclusion The ultrasonic scan has higher clinical value for splenic space occupying lesion.

Even relatively minor trauma can result in avulsion of the splenic substance.

Methods Data of 150 cases of traumatic splenic rupture treated by spleen-conserving therapy were retrospectively analyzed.

It revealed that cattle splenic lymphocytes apoptosis was induced by fluorine, and apoptosis ratio exhibited dosage effect. 4.

Objective: To evaluate efficiency of Pingyangmycin on partial splenic artery embolization.

The spleen is frequently involved in B-cell lymphomas other than splenic marginal zone lymphoma.

During the operation, we found the cysts in pancreatic tail and splenic hilum.

Methods: Plain and contrast enhanced CT was performed in 29 cases of splenic metastasis proved pathologically.

Conclusion In splenic trauma, treatment method should be based based on the types of splenic rupture.

Methods Ultrasonography of 15 cases Splenic Tuberculosis were analyzed retrospectively, and typed according to ultrasound images.

Objective: To summarize the experience of clinical management of 12 cases having splenic aneurysm(SA).

Splenic artery aneurysms are uncommon vascular lesions. A splenic artery aneurysm larger than 3 cm is even rare.

We present two cases with pathological proof of splenic lymphangioma and report the clinical, radiologic and sonographic findings.

Splenic inflammatory pseudotumors should be recognized as F-18 FDG-avid benign tumors of the spleen.

Results 46 selected traumatic splenic rupture cases with no operation were cured.

Methods 65 cases with splenic space occupying lesion were classified by pathology and analysised their ultrasonography.

Nonparasitic splenic cyst is a rare clinical disease.

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

RESULTS Valve-like structure was noted in normal splenic vein.

The transferred immunized splenic cells could partially protect the infant mice from HTNV fatal infection (protective rate was about 25%).

Objective: To assess the value of CT diagnosing blunt splenic trauma.

Splenic rupture after colonoscopy is a rare but fatal complication and fewer than 50 case reports were described in the English literature.

Results With aging, levels of serum E2 and ER of splenic cells and IL - 2 and TNF activities decreased progressively in female rats.

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF 32 CASES OF SPLENIC TUMOR.

Methods The clinical data of 78 patients with traumatic splenic rupture from January, 2001 to December, 2007 were retrospectively analyzed.

In swollen areas the splenic pulp is deep purplish black and it bulges from the cut surfaces.

We report a 10 year-old boy presenting with a huge splenic mass which was found incidentally after an abdominal contusion.

The splenic volume decreased in 30 days, and the splenic outline form was un smooth and some showed waviness.

Splenic abscess is uncommon, with an incidence of 0. 14% to 0. 7% in autopsy-based studies.

However, it is important to bear in mind that there are patients with solitary splenic metastasis who have a favorable outcome.

Not shown but also present were multiple small splenic cysts.

Objective To study the relationship between the pathological staging of chronic viral hepatitis and spleen size and splenic vein index.

Background: To study the incidence, predisposing factors, symptoms, signs, bacteriological profile, and management of splenic abscess.

Objective: To study selective standard and investigating target of splenic rupture with conservative treatment.

Objective To study the value of autologous blood transfusion with splenic artery perfusion using Ringer's solution in splenectomy.

Objective: To study ultrasonography diagnostic value of splenic space occupying lesion.

Objective To study effective operate manner in treatiy traumatic splenic rupture.

Objective To study the value of microcatheter system in partial splenic embolization(PSE).

Results: Splenic Gr1 CD11b MDSC ratio in A20 cellbearing mice was 10 times higher than that in the normal mice.

Clinical study of partial splenic embolization for patients with hypersplenism and cirrhotic portal hypertension

Treating portal hypertension by subtotal splenectomy with retroperitoneal splenic transposition and devascularization: clinical study

Methods 10 patients, ages: 19~58 years old , troubling with MDS , accepted splenic artery part embolization.

Clinical application of retroperitoneal splenic autotransplantation after total splenectomy for traumatic splenic rupture

Relationship of neural regeneration with nerve growth factor and its receptor TrkA after splenic autotransplantation

Resection of gastric carcinoma with preservation of the pancreas and clearance of lymph nodes along the splenic artery

Proximal End Renal-Splenic Venous Shunt and Extensive Devascularization Around the Cardia for Treatment of Portal Hypertension in 62 Cases

Effect of subtotal splenectomy with retroperitoneal splenic transposition and devascularization on portal hypertensive gastropathy

Benign pancreatic diseases treated with spleen-preserving distal pancreatectomy with conservation of the splenic vessels

Application of splenic arterial embolization in interventional treatment for hepatocellular carcinoma

Quantitative evaluation of splenic embolization percentage after partial splenic embolization

Clinical study of splenic autotransplantation

Clinical Study of Partial Splenic Embolization in the Treatment of Pediatric Hemopathy

Relationship between the anti-inflammatory effect of point electroacupuncture and splenic blood flow

Relationship between the anti-inflammatory effect of point electroacupuncture and splenic blood flow

An analysis of the clinical efficacy and experience on the management of traumatic splenic rupture by partial splenic embolization

Influence of partial splenic embolization to the hemodynamics of portalhypertension of cirrhosis of the liver

Treatment of portal hypertension by endoscopic esophageal ligation of varicose veins combined with partial splenic embolization

Partial splenic embolization can relieve portal hypertension hypersplenism and esophageal varices

Combined endoscopic variceal ligation and partial splenic embolization to treat cirrhotic portal hypertension

Comparison between donor dendritic cells and splenic cells in mediating lymphocyte reaction after kidney transplantation

Nursing care of a case with chronic pancreatitis developed acute necrosis complicated with spontaneous splenic rupture

Splenic marginal zone B-cell lymphoma of a clinicopathological and immunohistochemical study

Experimental study and clinical utilization of partial splenic embolization in treating traumatic spleen rupture

Comparison of selective splenic artery embolization with splenorrhaphy in treatment of traumatic splenic rupture

Bidirectional modulation of splenic sympathetic nerve activity by methionine-enkephalin

Influence of partial splenic embolization to hemodynamics of portal hypertension of cirrhosis of the liver

Collateral Venous Pathways in Pancreatogenic Splenic Vein Occlusion: Spiral CT Manifestations

Effect of Laminaria Japonica Polysaccharides on Radioprotection and Splenic Lymphocyte Apoptosis

Changes of the proliferation rate and CTL activity of rat splenic lymphocytes in vitro culture with hyperbaric oxygen

Objective research on splenic asthenia, nephrasthenia syndrome and correlation between spleen and kidney

Studies on standards for syndromes of Hepatic Qi Stagnation and Hepatic Stagnation causing Splenic Deficiency for depression

Clinical Application of the Alginate Microglobe Particles in Partial Splenic Embolization for Hypersplenism in Cirrhosis

Treatment of Closed Splenic Trauma with Percutaneous Radiofrequency Ablation: An Animal Experiment

Clinical Evaluation of Transdermal Fentanyl in Preventing the Pain after Portion Splenic Artery Embolism Operation

Clinical application of autotransplantation of splenic tissue after total splenectomy in splenic injury

Color Doppler ultrasound detection of haemodynamic variation of portal vein and splenic vein of patients with hepatic cirrhosis

Operation coordination in autogeneic splenic tissue chip transplantation

Progress on study of quality control in partial splenic embolization

Clinic Treatment of Splenic Embolization Syndromes after Partial Splenic Embolization

Studied by Color Doppler Ultrasonography before and after Therapeutic Splenic Artery Embolization

Clinical application of partial splenic embolization with PVA particles for hypersplenism in cirrhosis

The relationship between the extent of liver fibrosis and the thickness of spleen and the diameter of splenic vein

The model of pancreaticoduodenal and splenic transplantation in the allogenetic rats with external drainage of donor's duodenum

Experimental study on the regeneration of splenic tissue after splenic autotransplantation

The Clinical Investigation of Portal Hypertension in Cirrhosis with Partial Splenic Embolization

The clinical application of splenic autotransplantation for treatment of severe splenic injuries

Surgical Treatment of Aneurysms of the Splenic Artery Accompanied by Portal Hypertension

Modified hand-assisted laparoscopic splenectomy for splenic benign occupying lesions

Comparative Study on Different Embolization ways in Partial Splenic Embolization Operation

Contrast analysis of the partial splenic artery embolization with splenectomy

Progression of experimental study on splenic autotransplantation

Effects of Chinese Herbal Medicinal Ingredients on Proliferation of Splenic Lymphocyte Cultured in Chicken

Progression treatment of traumatic splenic rupture by splenic arterial embolization

The Diagnosis and Treatment of Splenic Flexure Syndrome Which Caused Severe Incomplete Colon Construction

Effects of perisplenic ligaments on anatomic distribution of hemoperitoneum after splenic rupture: anatomic-sonographic study

Effect of Potentilla anserine polysaccharide on proliferation of splenic lymphocytes and production of nitric oxide in mice

Experimental Study on the Pathologic Changes of Splenic Tissue after Autotransplantation

Expression of growth associated protein mRNA in nerves of splenic autograft after autotransplantation in rats

Clinical study on embolization syndromes after splenic arterial embolization

Revascularization of liver grafts with recipient splenic artery in liver transplantation

Diagnostic value of three-dimensional dynamic contrast-enhanced MR angiography for portal and splenic vein thrombosis

Research on Intra-Splenic Blood Flow in Splenomegaly of Post Hepatitis Cirrhosis by Color Doppler Ultrasonography

Cause of the high rate of splenectomy in patients with iatrogenic splenic injuries

Partial splenic embolization therapy for chronic idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura in children: a report of 2 cases

Ultrastructural analysis of hairy cell leukemia and splenic lymphoma with villous lymphocytes

Practicability and safety of the spleen- retaining for traumatic splenic rupture

Effects of the Extract of the Fruit of Cornus Officinalis on Rat Splenic Lymphocytic Proliferation

Advances of ultrasound-guided local thermal coagulation ablation therapy for hepatic and splenic trauma

CT manifestations and differential diagnosis of splenic multiple space-occupying lesion

Modulating effect of aminophylline and dexamethasone on splenic lymphocyte apoptosis

Effect of Hydrogen Peroxide and Cyclophosphamide on the Proliferation of Splenic Lymphocytes in Irradiated Mice

Clinical evaluation of partial splenic embolization in treatment of hypersplenism

Effective Analysis on TACE Combined with Splenic Arterial Set-catheter Infusion for Liver Cancer Treatment

Significance of Contrast-enhanced Ultrasound in Diagnosing and Following up Splenic Rupture

Formation Mechanisms of the Fibrous Capsule around Hepatic and Splenic Hydatid Cyst

Clinical Explore of the Methods of Retain Spleen Operation in Traumatic Splenic Rupture

Effects of splenic artery ligation on superoxide dismutase of cirrhotic portal hypertension model in rats

Curative effect of oesophagus varicosity splenic artery embolism combined ligation

Rheumatic valvulopathy complicated with multiple splenic abscess: a case report

Clinical characteristic and surgical therapy of traumatic splenic rupture

Prevention and treatment of iatrogenic splenic injury during digestive tract surgery

Research on the prevention of splenic graft rejection in vitro with anti-dendritic cell monoclonal antibody

Ramification and Segmental Distribution of the Renal and Splenic Arteries in Dogs

The application of splenectomy and transplantation of auto- splenic lobe in traumatic rupture of spleen

Expression of growth associated protein in splenic autotransplantation in rats

Analysis of Upper Digestive Tract Hemorrhage after Splenic Artery Embolization

Applied progression of absorbable net during preserved splenic operation

Selective nonoperative management of traumatic splenic rupture in adults

Splenic infarction in subacute bacterial endocarditis

The use of autologous splenic vein in substituting for the portal vein system resected in pancreaticoduodenectomy

Effect of decoction for invigorating the spleen on expression of oxytocin receptor gene in the brain of rats with splenic asthenia

Experiences on the non-operative treatment of the traumatic splenic rupture

Angiography of artery and superselective endovascular embolization in treatment of closed hepatic or splenic injuries

Experimental study on Fc receptor expression of the macrophage in autotransplantated splenic tissue of mice

Reconstruction of blood splenic barrier after splenic autotransplants in rats

Application of microcatheter and polyvinyl alcohol in partial splenic embolization for hypersplenism

Atherosclerosis-like changes in splenic vein and gastric coronary vein of cirrhotic patients

Splenic autotransplantation with various amounts for protection of E. Coli infection in mice

Application of secondary splenic stalk cutting in laparoscopic excision

The observation of regenerated weight of splenic patch autotransplantation in rats

Discussion on Conservative Treatment for Traumatic Splenic Broken

The clinical features and tumor cells characteristics of splenic marginal zone lymphoma

Effects of Tianma Injection on Transformation of the Splenic Lymphocyte in Mice

Study on plasma T-lymphocyte subsets in peripheral and splenic vein in patients with primary liver carcinoma

Application of self- splenic slices transplantation in serious spleen injury

The experience of laparoscopic partial hepatic, renal and splenic cystectomy

Prevention of postoperative fever of splenectomy by separative ligation of splenic pedicle: a report of 34 cases

Clinical application of partial splenic embolization

Effects of testosterone on proliferation and IgG production of splenic lymphocytes in vitro

Treatment of splenic traumatic rupture by perfusion and embolization of splenic artery

Complication of partial splenic embolization and treatment

Current status of trans-splenic hepatocyte transplantation

The Pathological Study on Spleen and Splenic Vein in the Patients and Animal Models with Portal Hypertension

Structure comparison of auto-implanted splenic tissue in greater omentum and normal spleen

Analysis of ultrasonographic feature of acute splenic rupture in different times

Classification of splenic injury and selection of surgical management

Influence of partial splenic embolization on the factors related to alimentary canal bleeding in hepatocirrhosis

Clinical application of splenic artery embolization

Infilling of the pedunculated omentum in the treatment of splenic abscess

Diagnostic Value of Helical CT for Splenic Complications in Patients with Acute Pancreatitis

Diagnostic value of contrast-enhanced ultrasonography for liver and splenic trauma

Nonoperative treatment of traumatic splenic rupture in children

A pilot case of splenic cavernous hemangioma

Nursing Care of Complications Following Splenic Embolism in Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura

Surgical diagnosis and treatment of splenic space occupying lesions in children

A clinical study on the treatment of traumatic rupture of spleen by partial splenic embolization

Superselective Splenic Artery Infusion of Medicine in Acute Necrotizing Pancreatitis

The Clinical Analysis of Splenic Rupture with Conservative Treatment

Morphologic study on regeneration of splenic autotransplants in rats

The significance of gastric fundal varices for diagnosis of splenic vein thrombosis

CT Findings of Splenic Complications due to Pancreatitis

CT Manifestations and Differential diagnosis of Splenic Tumour

Splenic Index Analysis of Acute Pancreatitis with splenomegaly

Imaging Diagnosis and Differential Diagnosis of Splenic Tumors

Portal hypertensive vasculopathy of splenic artery

Gray Scale Contrast-enhanced Ultrasonography and CT Scan in Diagnosis of Splenic Trauma

Prevention and management of iatrogenic splenic injuries

Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of Splenic Tuberculosis

Partial splenic embolization treatment on portal hypertension and hypersplenia caused by cirrhosis

Application of irrigation of splenic artery during huge splenectomy

Surgical management experience of splenic aneurysm: a study of 9 cases

Treatment of traumatic rupture of spleen by partial splenic embolization

The changes of humoral immunity after partly splenic artery embolization

Abnormal expression of local hemeoxygenase in splenic arteries of portal hypertensive patients

Prevention of complications related to partial splenic embolization and management

Detection and Analysis of the Splenic Lymphocyte Proliferation and Apoptosis in Lupus BXSB Mice

The 119 Cases Clinical Analysis of Splenic Embolization Syndrome after Partial Splenic Embolization

The effect on tumor necrosis factor in venous plasma of portal hypertension rat after splenectomy or splenic artery ligation

Clinical features and treatment of splenic tuberculosis

Classification of splenic injury and choose of surgical procedures

Prevention of splenic injury in radical nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma

First Nursing Exploration of Non-operation Treatment of Splenic Rupture

Blood vessel and lymphatic vascular endothelial splenic cell

Splenic Arterial Embolization in Treatment of Splenic Injury

Clinic evaluation of partial splenic embolization on 103 cases of hepatic cirrhosis with hypersplenism

Abnormal Expression of Hemeoxygenase in Splenic Artery of Portal Hypertensive Patients

Splenic Inflammatory Pseudotumor: CT and MRI Correlated with Pathologic Findings

The effect of back manipulations on blood flow of splenic artery and vein

Value of Color Doppler Ultrasound in Diagnosis of Splenic Space-occupying Lesions

Study on hemodynamic changes of splenic vein in patient with hepatic cirrhosis

Effect of Bitongling Granule on Multiplication Reaction of Splenic Lymphocyte in Rats with Adjuvant Arthritis

Analysis on the CT Finding and Clinical Situation of Splenic Tuberculosis

The Diagnostic Value of Using Contrast Enhanced CT for Splenic Damage of Abdominal Trauma

Misdiagnosis of Primary Splenic Lymphoma as Pleuritis

Prevention and Treatment of Iatrogenic Splenic Injury

Study on Traumatic Splenic Rupture Repaired with Absorbable Mesh of Polyhydroxylactic Acid

Effects of exogenous VEGF on vascular regeneration in autotransplantated splenic tissue in mice

The Diagnostic Value of Contrast-enhanced CT Scans for Traumatic Splenic Rupture

Modified partial splenectomy for splenic injury

Splenic Lymphoma with Villous Lymphocytes, SLVL

Diagnosis and Treatment of Splenic Tuberculosis

Diagnosis and treatment of splenic space occupying disease

The Ultrasonic Diagnosis of Splenic Space Occupying Lesion