“…The splenic artery aneurysm is more common in female (1,5,8) due to the increased blood flow to the splenic artery, and the elevated level of hormones (oestrogen, progesterone, relaxine) during pregnancy. (1,5) The majority of these aneurysms are single, ≤ 2cm in size, and located in the mid to distal third of the splenic artery. (5,9) The most commonly encountered complication for these aneurysms is rupture, mostly into the peritoneal cavity, and less likely into the stomach, colon, or pancreas.…”