Complicated Ruptures of the Spleen

'\J Out of 43 ruptures of the spleen 14, or 32*5 per cent, were accompanied by injuries of other orgaus, during the 9 years I have been considering. Of these, 5 or 35'7 per cent., were complicated with ruptures of the liver; 3, or 21*4 per cent., with those of the left kidney; 1, or 7*1 per cent., with laceration of the brain ; 1, or 7*1 percent., of the stomach ; 1, or 7*1 percent., with lacerations of the left lung; 1, or 7*1 per cent., with injuries of both lungs, the heart, the spinal cord, liver, bladder, right kidney and diaphragm; 1, or 7*1 per cent., with lacerations of the left lung, ruptures of the liver and right kidney ; and 1, or 71 per cent., with lacerations of the right lung and ruptures of the liver. Cause of ruptures.?Of these 14 ruptures, 13,