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[Splenectomy--an analysis of problems].

Abstract

The authors discuss problematic of splenectomy on the historical view and also on the problematic indication to splenectomy. They compare two different periods in the small lapse of time. In the last period was the mowe in the indication spectrum to the splenectomy in the continuity with the application of new hematological medicaments in the practice. The number of "traumatological" splenectomy is constant.

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Z Krska, M Pesková, J Sváb, J Výborný, J Kvasnicka, J Turek. 1998. [Splenectomy--an analysis of problems].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9729906/

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