Kehr's sign in the left shoulder is most often caused by this organ, which is enlarged in patients with Banti's syndrome.
Kehr's sign in the left shoulder is most often caused by this organ, which is enlarged in patients with Banti's syndrome. The cords of Billroth are found between this organ's venous sinuses and parts of this ductless organ include the marginal zone, the B cell corona, and the PALS, or periarteriolar lymphoid sheaths, where T cells are prominent. Occasionally known to wander, this organ located behind the stomach is mostly composed of red pulp and is site of red blood cell disposal. For 10 points, name this organ "full of mystery" that filters blood and sometimes gets ruptured.
Kehr's sign in the left shoulder is most often caused by this organ, which is enlarged in patients with Banti's syndrome.
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