Spontaneous splenic vein rupture complicating liver cirrhosis: an autopsy case report

Spontaneous splenic vein rupture complicating liver cirrhosis: an autopsy case report

A 70-year-old woman, who had hepatitis-C related liver cirrhosis died suddenly. Autopsy showed a massive retroperitoneal hematoma and ruptured splenic vein, as well as densely bloody ascites. This suggested that chronic and unnoticed retroperitoneal leak from the ruptured vein preceded the acute and...

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Veröffentlicht in:Nippon Shokakibyo Gakkai Zasshi 2013, Vol.110(3), pp.426-431
Hauptverfasser: OKUBO, Satoshi, KIRIYAMA, Kazuo, USUI, Takeo, TAKEMURA, Tadaharu, IKEDA, Kouichiro, KANAYAMA, Yoshio
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