The main cause of spleen rupture is trauma. Therefore, after a ruptured spleen, internal bleeding and painful symptoms are likely to occur. The spleen is a substantial organ with a rich and brittle blood supply and can be easily ruptured by traumatic violence causing internal bleeding. Splenic rupture is divided into true rupture, central rupture, subperitoneal hematoma, and delayed rupture. Symptoms of true rupture: pain at the point of impact, accompanied by bleeding, hemorrhagic shock may occur if bleeding is serious; symptoms of central rupture: mainly manifested as pain in the left upper abdomen, hematoma and secondary infection may occur in the spleen, which may turn into true rupture under the impact of external force if care is not taken; symptoms of subperitoneal hematoma: wrapped by the peritoneum, no bleeding at the early stage, mainly due to the impact of external force at the point of impact, which may induce The clinical manifestations of delayed rupture: no symptoms at the early stage or only vague pain in the left upper abdomen, accompanied by a subperitoneal hematoma at the early stage, delayed rupture occurs in the longest period of two weeks or several months. Therefore, after the symptoms of splenic rupture appear, it is important to provide timely resuscitation treatment. It is important to avoid excessive hemorrhage that may lead to a life-threatening condition.