Splenic Atrophy is a pathological condition characterized by a reduction in splenic volume and functional parenchyma due to chronic disease, ischemia, or involution, distinguishing it from acute splenic disorders by its progressive and irreversible nature.
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Clinical Implications of Splenium Magnetic Resonance Imaging Signal Changes
Michael J. Doherty, S Jayadev, Nathaniel F. Watson et al. · Archives of Neurology · 2005 · 188 citations
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