Near-Total Splenectomy - Concepedia

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Near-Total Splenectomy

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57

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23

References

2005

Year

Gerhard A. Stoehr, U. Stauffer, Stefan Eber

Annals of Surgery

Abstract

This new technique of NTS is safe, effective, and can minimize the late sequelae of secondary splenectomy.

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