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Heart herniation after blunt chest trauma.

P ericardial rupture after blunt chest trauma is a rare occurrence,1 in most cases associated with other major injuries. Pericardial rupture may result in cardiac herniation with kinking of the great vessels, hypovolemic shock, and a mortality as high as 50% depending on the associated visceral and parietal injuries. We present a case of heart herniation due to pericardial rupture after blunt chest trauma successfully managed with prompt surgical correction.