Hypersplenism (referred to as hypersplenism) is a syndrome with clinical manifestations of splenomegaly and a decrease in one or more types of blood cells with a corresponding increase in bone…
Parenchymal splenic ablation therapy is the destruction of splenic tissue by various ablative methods. It is a minimally invasive technique and a field of modern minimally invasive surgery. The rapid…
I. Objectives Portal hypertension is characterized by four syndromes: rupture and bleeding of the esophagogastric fundal varices, splenomegaly with hypersplenism, portal hypertensive gastropathy and ascites. The first three syndromes require…
When acute infectious splenomegaly progresses to megasplenism, it is often severely enlarged and soft with tenderness. After control of the infection, the spleen may return to a subnormal size. Splenomegaly…
Because of the complex causes of large spleen, except for a few people who are physiological, all should look for the cause under the guidance of doctors and should be…
Splenectomy in severe hypersplenism with coagulation dysfunction is one of the daily tasks of pancreatic and splenic surgery. The routine countermeasures in our department are: 1. Continuous shock treatment with…
Article 247 of the “Treatise on Typhoid” says: “The floating and astringent pulse of the fallen Yang is strong in the stomach, and the astringent is the number of urine,…
Causes of splenomegaly (1) Infectious splenomegaly: various acute and chronic infectious diseases, such as acute viral hepatitis, typhoid sepsis, systemic cornual tuberculosis, subacute bacterial endocarditis and schistosomiasis, etc. Half of…
In hypersplenism, the spleen is significantly larger, usually tens to hundreds of times larger than normal. Especially in portal hypertension, the blood flow to the spleen is obstructed, the splenic…
Therefore, when the tumor growing in the liver is small, usually less than 5cm, it does not feel pain and has no symptoms, therefore, patients will not take the initiative…