Spleen

An 11-year-old undergoes a laparoscopic splenectomy for hereditary spherocytosis. She returns with complaints of fever and abdominal pain. A doppler ultrasound is obtained which shows the following finding. [size=20px]The next best step in management of this patient is a Transjugular catheterization with thrombolytic transhepatic mechanical thrombectomy b Thrombectomy c Surgical portosystemic shunt d Initiation of anticoagulation[/size]

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A 14-yr old girl presents with 3 days of lower abd and pelvic pain. No travel or contacts.Normal vital signs.Soft abdomen on exam. Normal CBC. US shows a hemorrhagic ovarian cyst and a large upper abdominal cyst confirmed by CT Scan. What is your approach?

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[size=20px]A three-year old male with hereditary spherocytosis is referred for a discussion regarding partial splenectomy. Which of the following are appropriate expecations following partial splenectomy? A a 20% chance of needing completion splenectomy B an increase in baseline hemoglobin C decreased transfusion requirements D an increase in reticulocyte count​[/size]

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