Ruptured splenic artery aneurysms in pregnancy and usefulness of endovascular treatment in selective patients: A case report and review of literature

Figure 1 Magnetic resonance image showing a ruptured splenic artery (yellow arrow) with a huge hematoma (white arrow). L: Liver; S: Spleen.

Figure 2 Digital arteriogram. A: The image showing the abdominal aorta and the extravasation of contrast media from the mid-portion of the splenic artery (arrow); B: An additional aneurysm was found at the hilar portion of the splenic artery (arrow).

Figure 3 Postprocedural angiogram showing proximal embolization, the distal portion of a ruptured aneurysm (A), and another one at the hilar portion (B) by the micro-coil.