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See Latest ArticlesAcute splenic complications and implications of splenectomy in hemoglobin SC disease
European Journal of Haematology, 08/24/09
Subbannan K et al. – There is a subgroup of Hb SC patients requiring splenectomy, in which splenectomy is effective. Although it appears to be safe regarding short–term complications of surgery, long–term adverse effects such as infections have to be evaluated cautiously.
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