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“Relative risk of any hematologic cancer was increased for Danish individuals with spleen lengths above the 99th percentile (greater than 134 mm) compared with spleen lengths in the 26th to 74th percentile”
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Spleen length is linked with a higher risk of hematologic cancer in humans (compared with spleen lengths in the 26th to 74th percentile) (hazard ratio, 5.11; 95% CI, 2.00-13.06).
“Relative risk of any hematologic cancer was increased for Danish individuals with spleen lengths above the 99th percentile (greater than 134 mm) compared with spleen lengths in the 26th to 74th percentile”
Humanscompared with spleen lengths in the 26th to 74th percentilen = 8,440
Incidentally Detected Splenomegaly and Risk of Hematologic Cancer and Liver Disease
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Incidentally Detected Splenomegaly and Risk of Hematologic Cancer and Liver Disease
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