Sonographic Difference in Splenic Dimensions Between Healthy Pregnant and Non-Pregnant Women

Pregnant subjects had significantly higher splenic dimensions compared to non-pregnant subjects. A statistically significant increase in length, throughout pregnancy, was also observed.

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Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.4103/njcp.njcp_116_24
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Abdominal Trauma and Injuries
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Sonographic Difference in Splenic Dimensions Between Healthy Pregnant and Non-Pregnant Women

FE Ogbetere, NO Enaruna, AA Adeyekun, Paul O. Erohubie et al.
Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice
Abdominal Trauma and Injuries
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Sonographic Difference in Splenic Dimensions Between Healthy Pregnant and Non-Pregnant Women

FE Ogbetere, NO Enaruna, AA Adeyekun, Paul O. Erohubie, FO Ehigiamusoe, OA Erohubie
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Abstract

Pregnant subjects had significantly higher splenic dimensions compared to non-pregnant subjects. A statistically significant increase in length, throughout pregnancy, was also observed.

Nigerian Journal of Clinical PracticeVol. 27(12)
University of Benin Teaching Hospital (NG), Edo State University Uzairue (NG), Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital (NG), Ambrose Alli University (NG)
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