Spleen (second series). Hypersplenism and Hyposplenism and question of spleen diet therapy

Related questions of eosinophilia (hypereosinophilia, hypoeosinophilia, hypeosinophilia and aneosinophilia). Extracts of spleen, thymus, and lymph-glands in regard to tuberculosis etc and in regard to dermatoses, urticaria etc, and in regard to leukaemia. Symphisis of the spleen with the liver. Cysts of the spleen (continued). Rupture of the spleen (continued). Various kinds of splenomegaly and the so-called cases of splenoma (various types). Accessory spleens and traumatic transplantation of splenic tissue. Bartonella-like infections after splenectomy: see collection on 'Indications for splenectomy etc' [17/20 (a)} Medical Press and Circular Supplement October 19, 1938 on Splenic Disease

1927-1954

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