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Nonsurgical therapy of splenic rupture in a hemophiliac
1Department of Surgery, Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
Journal of Pediatric Surgery
|April 1, 1992
A boy with known hemophilia A sustained severe blunt abdominal trauma that caused major splenic rupture and hypovolemia. The administration of blood and aggressive clotting factor replacement therapy stabilized his course and he was successfully managed without resorting to operation.
A boy with known hemophilia A sustained severe blunt abdominal trauma that caused major splenic rupture and hypovolemia. The administration of blood and aggressive clotting factor replacement therapy stabilized his course and he was successfully managed without resorting to operation.