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onenightdR®
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what is the most common infectious cause of spontaneus splenic rupture?
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bluedusk
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trauma during EBV infection?
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onenightdR®
| Forum Junior Topics: 11 Posts: 47
not just that bluedusk. when u say trauma, it gets out of being spontaneus ı guess..
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bluedusk
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ok, then i'll take ebv : )
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onenightdR®
| Forum Junior Topics: 11 Posts: 47
 ) ıt's true ı think. but during trepanoma pallidum infection patient may experience splenic rupture due to enlarged spleen. but ı go for EBV if u read anyting about that ,please notify me. thanks..
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mani
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i, too, agree with EBV. its not that common with T pallidum
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