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. 2007 Jan-Mar;11(1):151–156.

Table 1.

Summary of 42 Cases of Splenic Injury After Colonoscopy

Reference* Age Sex Anemia Leucocytosis Symptom Onset >24 hrs Kehr's Sign Diagnosis Treatment Outcome
1 72 F + + + CT Splenectomy
3 57 F + CT Splenectomy
3 60 F + + CT Splenectomy
4 53 F + + + Angiogram Splenectomy
5 33 F + + Laparotomy Splenectomy
6 71 F + + + Laparotomy Splenectomy
7 76 M Laparotomy Splenectomy Mortality
8 45 F + + Laparotomy Splenectomy
9 70 F Asx Laparotomy Splenectomy
10 62 F + CT Splenectomy
11 60 F + + + Laparotomy Splenectomy
12 62 F + + + CT Conservative
13 66 M + + + CT Splenectomy
14 90 M + CT Conservative
14 74 F + + CT Conservative
15 82 M + Autopsy ACLS Mortality
16 59 F + US Splenectomy
17 63 M + Laparotomy Splenectomy
18 70 F + Laparotomy Splenectomy
19 66 M + + + + CT Conservative
20 57 F + CT Splenectomy
21 70 M + + + CT Splenectomy
22 52 F US/CT Conservative
23 65 F + + US/CT Conservative
24 63 M + + CT Embolization
25 47 F + + + CT Splenectomy
26 Laparotomy Splenectomy Mortality
27 75 F + Laparotomy Splenectomy
28 73 F + + CT Conservative
29 55 F + + + CT Splenectomy
30 Laparotomy Splenectomy
31 57 F + CT Splenectomy
31 80 M + Laparotomy Splenectomy
31 52 F + CT Conservative
31 29 F + + CT Splenectomy
32 73 F + CT Splenectomy
33 39 F + + US Splenectomy
34 69 M + US Splenectomy
35 68 M + + CT Conservative
36 58 F + + CT Splenectomy
37 75 F + + CT Conservative
44 82 F + + CT Splenectomy
*

Details were not provided in some cases.

CT = computed tomography; US = ultrasound; ACLS = advanced cardiac life support.

Reference 44 refers to current case.