LAPAROSCOPIC SPLENOSCOPY IN CHILDREN WITH TORSION OF THE FLOATING SPLEEN

Abstract

Two extremely rare clinical cases of the floating spleen torsion in children aged 7 and 14 are presented. Concern of the pathology, use of US examination, SCT and laparoscopy enabled to perform minimally invasive organ preserving interventions in both cases. 

Keywords

floating spleen / torsion / laparoscopy / children

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RIGHTS & PERMISSIONS

Sokolov Y.Y., Korovin S.A., Olkhova E.B., Akopyan M.N., Shuvalov M.E., Stonogin S.V., Sidneva E.N.