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Maurer SV et al. - Delayed rupture of the spleen following trauma is an exceedingly rare phenomenon in children. In the case the authors have experienced, arterial embolization was successfully performed, surgery was avoided, and functional splenic tissue was preserved. Embolization is of value in the management of blunt splenic injuries in hemodynamically stable children, even after delayed rupture.


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