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1. Such individuals, as in patients who have undergone splenectomy are predisposed to infections and overwhelming sepsis.

2. Conclusion Splenic repairation and local splenectomy can preserve spleen.

3. Splenectomy will usually correct the cytopenias.

4. Objective To investigate the efficacy of modified subtotal splenectomy for the treatment of the Mediterranean anemia syndrome.

5. Before having a splenectomy, anyone with HS should have the pneumococcal vaccine.

6. Methods: We adopt subtotal splenectomy and pulmono - omentosplenopexy via abdominal wall.Sentence dictionary

7. Conclusions:Hand assistant laparoscopic splenectomy plus porta-agygous devascularization is feasible and safety, more advantage than open surgery.

8. Conclusions Splenectomy is the apt factor to mesenteric venous thrombosis.

9. Conclusion: PSE is a feasible alternative to total splenectomy as a treatment of hypersplenism in children.

10. Hand-assisted laparoscopic splenectomy plus portal azygos disconnection is more feasible and safer then other laparoscopic splenectomy.

11. The splenectomy also removes a suppressant of bone marrow platelet production or release.

12. Objective To study the effects of splenectomy for patients with idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura ( ITP ).

13. Objective To explore the diagnostic value of splenectomy in patients with fever of unknown origin ( FUO ).

14. Among them, 2 cases received conservative management, 9 underwent splenorrhaphy, 10 underwent hemisplenectomy, and 5 underwent splenectomy and spleen fragment transplantation.

15. He was urgently treated with fluid resuscitation, blood transfusions, broad - spectrum antibiotics and emergency splenectomy.

16. Objective To study the cause, treatment and prevention of gastric rupture after pericardial devascularization plus splenectomy in the treatment of portal hypertension.

17. Results 12 cases received simple splenorrhaphy, 16 irregular partial splenectomy and 4 cases regular partial splenectomy.

18. Objective To study the diagnosis and treatment of superior mesenteric venous thrombosis following splenectomy.

19. Method12patients with congenital hemolytic anemia and cholecystolithiasis were operated by the single-stage of splenectomy and cholecystectomy.

20. Purpose:To study the value of DSA in treating portal hypertension by subtotal splenectomy with retroperitoneal splenic trans position and devascularization.

21. Objective To explore the feasibility and the efficacy of laparoscopic splenectomy of massive splenomegaly in the treatment of hereditary spherocytosis in children.

22. Objective To study the value of autologous blood transfusion with splenic artery perfusion using Ringer's solution in splenectomy.

23. Objective: To determine the application of Color Doppler ultrasound in portal vein thrombopoiesis (PVT) after splenectomy .

24. Objective To explore the surgical indications, complications and curative effectiveness of splenectomy in treating the patients with primary myelofibrosis.

25. Objective : To discuss the clinical application of autotransfusion in splenectomy.

26. Objective To evaluate the indications, complications, and effect of splenectomy performed in patients suffering from hematopathy.

27. Objective:To explore the feasibility and advantage of hand assistant laparoscopic splenectomy plus porta-agygous devascularization.

28. Conclusions: Follow-up is a vital way to identify the splenic metastasis at early-stage. Splenectomy is the most reliable treatment for patients with metachronous and solitary splenic metastasis.

29. Objective To explore the risk factors of portal system thrombosis after splenectomy in patient with portal hypertension.

30. Objective It is to explore the surgical treatment on Wilson's disease (WD) accompanied by hypersplenism and observe the adaptation and contraindication for splenectomy.