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Immunocompetence after Incidental Splenectomy

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Published1982
Citations22
References19

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1972 • 1,689 citations

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1977 • 1,205 citations

Polyvalent Pneumococcal-Polysaccharide Immunization of Patients with Sickle-Cell Anemia and Patients with Splenectomy

1977 • 406 citations

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1978 • 334 citations

IMMUNE RESPONSE AFTER SPLENECTOMY

1978 • 231 citations

Opsonic Adherence of Sensitized Ox Red Cells to Human Lymphocytes as Measured by Rosette Formation

1973 • 194 citations

Opsonic Requirements for Intravascular Clearance after Splenectomy

1981 • 190 citations

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1966 • 162 citations

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1975 • 102 citations

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1963 • 82 citations

Effect of Splenectomy on the Expression of Regulatory T Cell Activity

1978 • 63 citations

The Effect of Splenectomy on the Leucocyte Count

1968 • 57 citations

A Quarter Century With Splenectomy

1974 • 54 citations

SCREENING FOR DEFICIENCIES IN THE CLASSICAL AND ALTERNATIVE PATHWAYS OF COMPLEMENT BY HEMOLYSIS IN GEL

1981 • 54 citations

Effects of splenectomy on the humoral immune system. A study in neonatally and adult splenectomized mice.

1978 • 44 citations

Evolution of Three Lymphocyte Markers in Newborn, Preterm Infants

1977 • 15 citations

Autotransplantation of spleen tissue after trauma: encouraging evidence

1979 • 12 citations

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1966 • 11 citations

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