Example of discrepant diagnosis of the cause of traumatic exsanguination. This patient died after a resuscitation attempt following a scooter accident with impact on the right side. Initial trauma screening revealed no significant pathologies. Postmortem CT suggested exsanguinations due to a spleen laceration. Autopsy diagnosed exsanguinations due to lacerations of the liver and right kidney. Further findings are (1) abdominal wall haematoma, (2) rib fracture, (3) small rim of blood along the liver and (4) intra-abdominal blood along the spleen.