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Meanings of splenic in anglès

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esplénico

Of or relating to the spleen.

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Four patients with normal splenic function were treated with daily antibiotic prophylaxis.
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Interestingly, although liver iron stores are greatly increased, splenic iron is decreased.
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However, B-dependent area of splenic white pulp experiences more significant reducing lymphocytes.
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We describe an unusual presentation with abdominal pain resulting from splenic infarction.
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After surgery, he experienced pancreatitis, and rupture of a splenic artery aneurysm.
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Purpose: The mechanism by which partial splenectomy preserves splenic immune function is unknown.
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This subset is clearly not representative of the majority of splenic B cells.
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These cells also cannot traffic efficiently to the splenic red pulp.
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Cell numbers were also reduced in the spleen, leading to splenic tissue disarray.
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The patient was hospitalized because of a screen-detected splenic mass lesion.
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Furthermore, serum Hep-1 appeared to be an excellent indicator of splenic iron accumulation.
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We reported that percutaneous catheter drainage was effective for splenic abscess.
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Ultrasonography and abdominal computerized tomography showed a low attenuation splenic mass suggesting lymphoma.
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Here, we addressed this gap by examining piglet splenic lymphocyte responses in vitro.
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Ruptured splenic artery aneurysm was diagnosed after emergency laparotomy for suspected intraabdominal haemorrhage.
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Thus splenic APCs from mice exhibit defective antigen presentation early after burn injury.
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