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Rabeni damaged his knee for the first time against Worcester on November 13 and head coach John Wells does not expect him to be in action for over a month.
"It would appear that it could be a six-week affair; Seru's aggravated the same knee he injured some time ago," said Wells.
"It was quite innocuous, we've watched it in slow-motion, on video, and it appears as if he made contact with one of the Worcester lads in mid-air.
"There's nothing else to say about it really; if he's back before then, good, if not, the worst-case scenario is six weeks.
"Seru has no ACL (joint) on that particular knee, so his knee has reduced stability in any event.
"He's had a number of injuries since joining us, but he's been able to manage them, until, all of a sudden, his body broke down so to speak.
"He came back and despite training well something quite innocent happened. It could easily have happened to anybody else, it just happened to a guy on his weak knee."
