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Spontaneous uterine artery rupture: A rare cause of abdominal pain in pregnancy

shaft with local swelling and crepitation over the arm. Radiographs confirmed a fracture of the distal third of the humeral diaphysis, grossly angulated and overlapping posteriorly (Figure 1). There was no family history of osteogenesis imperfecta nor any other chromosomal abnormality. Mother had suffered no trauma during pregnancy. Lack of limb movement noted immediately after delivery excluded non-accidental injury. The left arm was immobilised with gamgee over the chest wall along with a net stockinette over the affected arm, and the elbow in 90 degrees flexion. Discussion