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Hepatic rupture with toxemia of pregnancy: angiographic diagnosis.

Hepatic rupture is a rare but serious complication of toxemia in pregnancy. The mortality rate is high, and survival usually depends on prompt surgical therapy. Preoperative diagnosis is infrequent and has usually been based on radioisotopic liver scans. This paper describes the features and role of angiognaphy in diagnosing a patient with bibobar hepatic rupture and subcapsular hematoma secondary to toxemia. We were unable to find another case of preoperative angiognaphic diagnosis in the radiobogic literature.