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Dose Removed from play and removed as a casualty count as the same thing in the game so things like saint celestine, justicar thawn and necrons get back up after them, or can they only get up from things that say removed as a casualty because in thier rules that is what it says?

They are the same thing. It's been FAQ'd recently.

Thanks don't have my books or the faqs with me.

Follow-up question.

If Draigo suffers an unsaved wound from a Diresword and fails his leadership test, is he removed from play? Or does Eternal Warrior keep him on the board?

Gone. Eternal Warrior makes you immune to Instant Death, which is not the same as being removed from play.

Does a Diresword cause Instant Death?
If it removes from play it bypasses Eternal Warrior. The rules are very clear as to what Eternal Warrior stops.

Soulrazer, if you fail an LD test after taking a wound, you're removed from play.

Yes, so does that state you suffer instant death? What does EW porotect against, and ONLY against? Instant Death. So, do you think this in any way helps against Instant Death?