The conservative management of splenic trauma

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Trauma ResuscitationSplenic TraumaTraumatologyTrauma SurgeryOrgan Injury +5

Splenic trauma in children.

P. Upadhyaya, J. S. Simpson

PubMed

Child Abuse ImagingSplenic TraumaTraumatologyChild AbusePediatrics +6

Nonoperative management of traumatized spleen in children: How and why

Sigmund H. Ein, Barry Shandling, James S. Simpson, +1

Journal of Pediatric Surgery

Trauma ResuscitationTraumatized SpleenPediatric HematologyTraumatologyPediatrics +6

Ruptured spleen—When to operate?

David E. Wesson, Robert M. Filler, S.H. Ein, +3

Journal of Pediatric Surgery

SurgeryOperative ManagementMedicineEmergency SurgeryEmergency Medicine

The Morbidity and Mortality of Splenectomy in Childhood

Sigmund H. Ein, Barry Shandling, James S. Simpson, +4

Annals of Surgery

Pediatric NeurosurgeryPortal HypertensionCharacteristic PatternHematologyPediatrics +6

Splenic injury: A 5-year update with improved results and changing criteria for conservative management

Richard H. Pearl, David E. Wesson, Laura J. Spence, +4

Journal of Pediatric Surgery

Traumatology5-Year UpdateTrauma SurgerySurgeryWound Healing +5

Nonoperative Treatment of Adult Splenic Trauma

ANDREA RESCINITI, Mitchell P. Fink, Vasillios Raptopoulos, +2

The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care

Splenic trauma—Nonoperative management and long-term follow-up by scintiscan

Robert Howman-Giles, David L. Gilday, S. Venugopal, +2

Journal of Pediatric Surgery

TraumatologyTrauma SurgerySurgeryVisceral TraumaMedicine +1

A comparison between operative and nonoperative management of blunt injuries to the liver and spleen in adult and pediatric patients.

Ralph E. Delius, Wendy L. Frankel, A. G. Coran

PubMed