PPT-WANDERING SPLEEN – COURSE OF EVENTS

ABSTRACT ID 1154 OBJECTIVES To determine the role of imaging studies in diagnosing wandering spleen a rare condition with common clinical presentation like abdominal pain To identify the location vascular status for appropriate management. Antibiotics are often prescribed to be taken daily for the �rsttwoyearsafteryouhavehadyourspleenremoved,some people may be advised to take them daily for life. This is a hard thing to do so National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities, . Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. NCHS Conference. August 7, 2012. Wandering Among Children with Special Healthcare Needs from the Pathways Survey. By Matt . Richtel. . A mystery,. A landmark investigation, . And the astonishing science of attention in the digital age. A . New York Times . Bestseller . “From . Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Matt . Why the name?. Spleen.  was the . Augustan name.  . which Elizabethans . described as . melancholy. . It is less . of a.  . disease.  than a . fashionable affectation. . Fashionable ladies, poets, and playwrights pretend to suffer from it so as to give an impression that t. Accessory Spleen. Splenic Calcifications. Splenic Cysts. Benign Splenic tumors. Splenic abscess. Splenic Infarct. Splenomegaly. Splenic Artery Aneurysm. Visceral Heterotaxy (polysplenia /Asplenia. Splenic Trauma. Anatomy. . HHHoldorf. Normal Anatomy. Accessory Spleen. Splenic Calcifications. Splenic Cysts. Benign Splenic tumors. Splenic abscess. Splenic Infarct. Splenomegaly. Splenic Artery Aneurysm. Visceral Heterotaxy (polysplenia /Asplenia). Ultrasound Technique. Normal Anatomy and Normal Ultrasound appearance. Splenomegaly. Accessory Spleen. Wandering Spleen. Splenic calcifications. Splenic Granulomas. Pathology. Splenic cysts. Splenic Abscess. nrnrn8nnrnr5rn7rn5nnnn7nnr5nrn5nnnnnrnn7nr5rrnnnnrrnnr8nrnrnnrn55rnn5nrrnrnnnRunning head ADHD AND MIND WANDERING Seli P Smallwood J Cheyne J A Smilek D 2015 On the relation of mind wandering and ADH In fetal life- produces RBC. In adult life- replaces worn out RBC & produces lymphocytes.. . Major repository of phagocytic macrophages. . Situation;. Left . hypochondrium. . Part of . Terrence Mary . . Assistant Professor . . Department of Anatomy . Location. The spleen is a wedge-shaped organ lying mainly in the left . hypochondrium. , and partly in the . epigastrium. Embryology: Dorsal Mesogastrium.. The weight is 75-250 g.. Anatomy: Lt Hypochondrial region.( 11-9. th. rib) along the 10 th rib upto Mid Ax. Line.. The notch is in the I.L. border may be papable. the retroperitoneal attachments of the spleen, the splenocolic, splenorenal, and splenophrenic ligaments. Khaled Daradka. Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgeon. Assistant Professor/ Faculty of Medicine. University of Jordan . Properties of the Normal Spleen . The spleen (largest lymphopoitic organ) is located posterolaterally in the left upper quadrant of the abdomen . To understand:. •• The function of the spleen. •• The common pathologies involving the spleen. Clinical Applied Anatomy. Embryology: Dorsal Mesogastrium.. The weight is 75-250 g.. Anatomy: Lt Hypochondrial region.( 11-9. measures . up to 10 × 7 × 3cm. . It . lies in the left . hypochondrium. . between . the gastric fundus and the left . hemidiaphragm. .. The . hilum sits in the . angle . between the stomach and the kidney and is in contact .