Infections chez le patient splénectomisé

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Infections chez le patient splénectomisé

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National audience. La microcirculation splénique permet une réponse immunitaire spécifique vis-à-vis d'un certain nombre de germes tels que le pneumocoque, le méningocoque, H. influenzae ou l'agent du paludisme. Le patient splénectomisé est donc à très haut risque vis-vis de ces infections, ce qui justifie une prévention pour laquelle des recommendations très précises existent.

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