Pathophysiology of splenectomy indicated disorders

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF SPLENECTOMY INDICATED DISORDERS

  • In torsions splenic veins get occluded resulting congestive splenomegaly and vascular thrombosis. incude gdv
  • In some dogs clinical signs are acute. Splenic infarcts may be associated to liver or renal diseases, neoplasia or thrombosis associated in cardiovascular disease.
  • There is sign of altered blood flow & coagulation. It may lead to haemoabdomen or sepsis.
  • Anaemia may occur due to severe haemorrhage & may associate with diseminated intravascular coagulations.
  • Malignant cancers may metastasize to other normal tissue while benign or nodular tissues are vulnerable to rupture & severe blood loss & shock.
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