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See Latest ArticlesSystematic review of atraumatic splenic rupture
British Journal of Surgery, 10/07/09
Renzulli P et al. – The condition can be classified simply into atraumatic–idiopathic and atraumatic–pathological splenic rupture. Splenomegaly, advanced age and neoplastic disorders are associated with increased ASR–related mortality.
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