2004American Journal of HematologyOpen access

Long‐term outcome of splenectomy for immune thrombocytopenic purpura

Krystyna Maślanka, A. Sikorska, Andrzej Misiak, L Konopka, B Zupańska

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a variety of local and systemic treatments are equally effective, and the choice depends on sight preservation, patient preference, and perceived acceptable local and systemic recurrence risk [4].Furthermore, there may be a role for elimination of antigen exposure to reduce the risk of recurrence.For thyroid, salivary gland, and gastric maltomas, the control of thyroiditis, Sjo¨gren autoimmunity, and H. pylori carriage are integral parts of the disease management [1].In our case, surgical correction of chronic exposure (e.g., gold weight/canthoplasty/palpebral springs) may be considered.

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a variety of local and systemic treatments are equally effective, and the choice depends on sight preservation, patient preference, and perceived acceptable local and systemic recurrence risk [4].Furthermore, there may be a role for elimination of antigen exposure to reduce the risk of recurrence.For thyroid, salivary gland, and gastric maltomas, the control of thyroiditis, Sjo¨gren autoimmunity, and H. pylori carriage are integral parts of the disease management [1].In our case, surgical correction of chronic exposure (e.g., gold weight/canthoplasty/palpebral springs) may be considered.

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a variety of local and systemic treatments are equally effective, and the choice depends on sight preservation, patient preference, and perceived acceptable local and systemic recurrence risk [4].Furthermore, there may be a role for elimination of antigen exposure to reduce the risk of recurrence.For thyroid, salivary gland, and gastric maltomas, the control of thyroiditis, Sjo¨gren autoimmunity, and H. pylori carriage are integral parts of the disease management [1].In our case, surgical correction of chronic exposure (e.g., gold weight/canthoplasty/palpebral springs) may be considered.

Key concepts: Hematology, Transfusion medicine, Medicine, Internal medicine, Thrombocytopenic purpura, Blood transfusion, Platelet

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