Abstract
Spontaneous splenic rupture in pregnancy is a rare and potentially catastrophic event. As many as 76 cases have been identified in the past 190 years by a variety of authors. This case report describes splenic rupture during the immediate postpartum period. The exact cause of the rupture could not be determined, and it was consistent with a spontaneous rupture.
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