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ajmsi-2122	Anaizi, Ahmed; Al-Dabbagh, Othman	Primary Spontaneous Splenic Rupture: A Rare and Life-Threatening Condition	2023	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2942	171	43	This intriguing case report serves as a stark reminder of the critical need to consider spontaneous splenic rupture in patients experiencing acute abdominal pain, especially in the absence of any traumatic events. The aetiology of spontaneous splenic rupture remains elusive, with various theories proposed yet lacking robust empirical support; these conjectures range from localised splenic pathologies obliterating evidence upon rupture to reflex splenic vein spasms causing acute congestion, Chronic portal venous congestion, recurrent torsions in mobile spleens, and potential ruptures of degenerative splenic arteries further contribute to the complexity, Notably, spontaneous splenic rupture has been documented in a spectrum of medical conditions, historical cases, from Rokitansky in 1861 to Atkinson in 1874, provide context (Dunphy et al., 2019).	cache/ajmsi-2122.pdf	txt/ajmsi-2122.txt