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Spontaneous Rupture of Spleen - A Rare Case Report

Author(s): Manohar Kachare, Naila Azmi

Spleen is highly vascular organ & non traumatic spleen rupture is rare association. Non traumatic splenic rupture has pathologic association with few diseases which cause splenomegaly followed by rupture. This case report describes the first and rare incidence of non-traumatic splenic rupture in a case of concealed perforated jejunal diverticulitis.

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