Blunt; ilium; perforation; trauma Since Samuel Annan reported the frst case of intestinal rupture secondary to blunt trauma in 1837. there have been abundant publications on this subject. Although ilial perforation near to IC junction from blunt abdominal trauma is a common injury isolated ilial perforation in messentric border away from the IC junction is extremely rare. The vast majority of intestinal perforations following BAT is caused by motor vehicle accidents but can also result from physical assault by human beings or animals or fall from height.A sudden increase in intraluminal pressure in a fluid or air-filled bowel loop causes punctate or slit-like perforations (blowout) on the antimesenteric border. Most of the time these perforations are not surrounded by damaged tissue because perforation occurs due t raised intraluminal pressure and not due to crushing.Delay in diagnosis of IIP adds significant morbidity and mortality. The clinical suspicion and early exploration in the present case led to prompt surgical intervention and a successful outcome.