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Congestion
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Congestion
A situation where a demand for a security exceeds supply or vice versa. In both cases, a large change in price is likely because investors will have a difficult time entering or leaving a position at its current price. Congestion can lead to a security trading either below its support level (if supply exceeds demand) or above its resistance level (if demand exceeds supply).


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Spleen The spleen had the highest frequency of sonographic findings, in which splenomegaly was demonstrated in 133 (44.
The common features include generalised lymph node enlargement (Figure 1), which is present in very nearly all cases, and splenomegaly (Figure 2), which was present in all patients who had a spleen in situ, whilst hepatomegaly was a less universal finding present in 75-85% of patients [11,13].
The disease may first be noticed in childhood or in early adult life, when microcytic hypochromic anemia and splenomegaly are noted.
 
 
 
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