The rupture of a normal spleen can be caused by trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident.

They are removed by the spleen, which leads to low platelet counts.

In this case, splenectomy may be considered, as well as other immunosuppressive drugs.

The Islamists are neither a marginal political group nor a terrorist force.

The tail of the pancreas, located anatomically left near the hilum of the spleen, is not simply an anatomical distinction.

This is typically done using medications, but may involve surgery (spleen removal), plasmapharesis, or radiation.

In general, IgG AIHA takes place in the spleen, whereas IgM AIHA takes place in Kupffer cells phagocytic cells of the liver.

And fringe elements often use religion to espouse violence against particular groups.

According to the Coase Conjecture, a monopolist selling a durable good must sell it at marginal cost.

This year, the G 8ers are talking about interesting but peripheral issues, such as the economic impact of the Internet. Worse, they are talking about important issues, like food security, in a peripheral way.

Thirdly, there is a pervasive tendency by institutions and Governments to accord marginal importance to youth organizations and issues.

Worse, they are talking about important issues, like food security, in a peripheral way.

A third factor is that the violence has become a marginal issue even within Thailand.

Many governments are giving in to higher marginal tax rates rather than overhauling and simplifying the system.

Yet, the participation of many developing countries in global trade has been marginal.

We are disappointed that the participation of marine scientists from developing countries in marine scientific research has progressively become marginal.

We hope that countries take this decision out of conviction and principle, not because of pressures and temporary, fleeting circumstantial interests.

Other reform proposals contained in your draft outcome document, Mr. President, would become peripheral.

However, tensions are now arising among a certain fringe sector of the local population of the host countries.

This year, the G 8ers are talking about interesting but peripheral issues, such as the economic impact of the Internet.

However, as clearly explained in the report to which I just referred, the participation of many developing countries in global trade remains marginal.

Nonetheless, the German model does hold some useful lessons for the eurozone s embattled peripheral countries today. Long term fiscal consolidation requires, in the first instance, expenditure restraint and labor market reforms can, over time, bring marginal groups into employment.

At Tiger Leaping Gorge, where a mere 100,000 residents will have to be relocated, residents fear that they will be ordered to move up the steep mountainsides to open marginal land at 6,000 to 9,000 feet.

This would also require marginal improvements in concessions by the major developing countries, and by the US and the European Union on services.

Moreover, an existing pipeline network implies that this conventional gas can be brought to Europe at a low marginal cost.

In Guatemala, the largest economy, less than 3 of workers are unionized and their unions are marginal.

Other costs, which might represent additional marginal savings, such as office space and electricity, have not been taken into consideration given the preliminary nature of this report.

In an extreme credit crunch, leveraged purchases of gold cause forced sales, because any price correction triggers margin calls.

The term myeloid was coined by Franz Ernst Christian Neumann in 1869, as he was the first to recognize white blood cells were made in the bone marrow (Greek µυєλός, myelos (bone) marrow) as opposed to the spleen.

At the source, capital requirements for currency mismatches in portfolios, together with margin requirements on foreign exchange derivatives, make sense.

The notion that there are systems, institutions, and attitudes that are more likely to encourage rape and protect rapists is still marginal to most people, if they have encountered it at all.

The meagre concession for Valentine s Day, enabling a pathetic export of 25,000 flowers, was just that meagre and pathetic.

Portions of book five appear more frequently as a marginal commentary upon the psalms, and it is the name given to the author in these commentaries that is now used.

1.166 The Agency's Microfinance and Microenterprise Programme (MMP) serves Palestine refugees and other marginal groups to help them mitigate poverty, improve their lives and build business activity.

The great waves of decolonization were just stirring the few developing countries were seen as marginal players in the global system not as central actors or agents of history.

Given China s past experience, we are likely to see a period of institutional innovation, characterized by marginal changes leading to a system of checks and balances on the exercise of state power.

Doctors and engineers, after all, are professionals. They are well off, well established members of society, not marginal figures whom we might expect to be drawn to desperate acts of violence.

Long term fiscal consolidation requires, in the first instance, expenditure restraint and labor market reforms can, over time, bring marginal groups into employment.

In 2005, an expert at the University Library of Heidelberg discovered a margin note in the library's collection that established with certainty the traditional view that the sitter was Lisa.

Righteousness will be the belt of his waist, and faithfulness the belt of his waist.

And righteousness shall be the girdle of his loins, and faithfulness the girdle of his reins.

It is bordered by Diana to the north, Sofia to the west, and Analanjirofo to the south.

Unfortunately, advanced countries have implemented very little fundamental tax reform so far. Many governments are giving in to higher marginal tax rates rather than overhauling and simplifying the system.

In the eyes of Western (including Japanese) political leaders, it has never amounted to more than a small, fringe country whose economic failings made it appear to be poised perpetually on the edge of self destruction.

Taxation in Namibia includes personal income tax, which is applicable to total taxable income of an individual and all individuals are taxed at progressive marginal rates over a series of income brackets.