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The splenic artery was isolated above the tail of the pancreas. A distal segment was selected to avoid devascularizing the distal body and tail of the pancreas.
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The splenic artery was doubly ligated in continuity using 2-0 silk. This maneuver allows the spleen to decompress via the splenic vein, decreasing the bulk of the organ and risk of hemorrhage, and providing an autotransfusion of blood and platelets.
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The short gastric vessels in the gastrosplenic ligament were successively divided.
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