Techniques for Splenic Salvage - Department of Surgery at SUNY ...
Techniques for Splenic Salvage - Department of Surgery at SUNY ... Techniques for Splenic Salvage - Department of Surgery at SUNY ...
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www.downstatesurgery.org Why not splenectomy? • OPSI – 0.3-2% in adults – Mortality 50-80% • Delayed immunologic deficits – ↓ antibody (IgM), opsonins, compliment activation
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Why not splenectomy?<br />
• OPSI<br />
– 0.3-2% in adults<br />
– Mortality 50-80%<br />
• Delayed immunologic deficits<br />
– ↓ antibody (IgM), opsonins, compliment<br />
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