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January 16, 1897BMJOpen Access

Splenectomy for Prolapse of the Spleen through a Perforating Wound of the Abdomen: Recovery

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Pressure of an organ like the spleen on the uterus not only mechanically interferes with the uterus but seriously disturbs menstruation.DANGER TO LIFE.It will be gathered from what has been stated in the fore- going sections that a wandering spleen may, and occasionally

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