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A very rare complication after cesarean section is reported. A spontaneous perforation of the small intestine caused an acute abdomen. Ileus, peritonitis and septic shock are the most important signs of this life threatening complication. In this matter a very good cooperation between the different disciplines is of importance. An early relaparotomy is essential in the management.
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