Treatment of splenic cysts (SC) in children is variable and controversial. Depending on the size location these formations spleen, surgical correction possible open or laparoscopic surgery, conservative (non-invasive) management. The result SC treatment should be complete elimination cyst cavity. Purpose - to evaluate results management CS according remote monitoring changes. Materials methods....

guinea fowls belong to the pheasant’s category. liver is the largest gland in the body, pancreas for digestive secretions and also spleen is of a importance as it is the largest lymphatic gland in adult mammals and poultry. as there are some differences in species and the two sex in these organs, and also there are not any research done on pheasant’s category like guinea fowl, these organs were...

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Recombinant human granulocyte colony-stimulating factor (rhG-CSF) is widely used to mobilize peripheral blood stem cells (PBSC) for autologous or allogeneic transplants. Such treatment may cause spleen enlargement; exceptionally, spontaneous spleen rupture has been reported. We investigated changes in spleen size during stem cell mobilization. DESIGN AND METHODS We e...

Background & Aims: Breast cancer is the most common carcinoma in women and one of the main causes of death in developed and developing countries. Today, compounds with immunolodulator properties can be replaced with routine drugs. One of them is Deacetylchitin. This study aimed to evaluate proliferation and survival of spleen immune cells treated by Deacetylchitin nanoparticles on breast c...

Splenic pseudocyst is not common entity in clinical practice. First case is 28 years old woman, admitted to our clinic with complaint of epigastric pain. In radiologic examinations, a cystic lesion was detected in the spleen with the size of 12 cm and performed splenectomy. Second case is 26 years old man, hospitalized after detected a mass in the spleen during performed ultrasonography due to ...

BACKGROUND Wandering spleen is a rare clinical condition caused by incomplete fusion of the 4 primary splenic ligaments, allowing the spleen to be mobile within the abdomen, predisposing to splenic torsion along the vascular pedicle leading to splenomegaly and infarction, often diagnosed in an emergency setting. METHODS The wandering spleen diagnosis was achieved by ultrasound in our case. We...

The current method for measurement of red blood cell sequestration by the spleen is subject to many inaccuracies. Because of the poor imaging properties of Cr, the exact size and location of the areas of interest, the spleen, liver, and precordium, cannot be identified. Similarly, total organ information cannot be obtained using the currently used scintillation probe because of its limited crys...