… splenectomy is necessary, but many questions still remain. The aim of this study was to analyze
our 5-years experiences consisting of 48 consecutive LS cases … and unusual cases such …

… splenectomy is necessary, but many questions still remain. The aim of this study was to analyze
our 5-years experiences consisting of 48 consecutive LS cases … and unusual cases such …

… Recent recommendations support our inclusion criteria. There is a close … laparoscopic
splenectomy. I agree that there is an increased expense involved with the use of laparoscopic …

… associated with increased morbidity after open splenectomy. However, in our experience,
LS for … An unusual bleeding complication during open surgery is abdominal wall hematoma. …

… of transumbilical single site laparoscopic splenic cyst … inclusion body theory, which proposes
that epithelial splenic … through the umbilicus, we increased the distance between them by …

… All patients were examined by enhanced computed … The inclusion criteria were as
follows: having solid mass or … Diffuse hemangiomatosis of the spleen is a very rare variant. …

… , indications for LS have rapidly increased, and LS currently is … Other relatively rare benign
spleen-related diseases … regardless of the inclusion or exclusion of the hand-assisted cases, a …

… Inclusion in an NLM database does not imply endorsement of, or agreement with, the … No
perisplenic blood or fluid accumulation was observed on enhanced abdominal CT ( Figure 3 ) …

… , because of both the massive spleen size and the increased risk of splenectomy in this … In
one series of laparoscopic splenectomy, complications and conversion rates were highest in …

… heading “laparoscopic splenectomy” and key words “laparoscopy” OR “splenectomy” AND
“… Current literature states that the constant increased experience for the operation, as well as …