Abstract
1. 1. Two cases of haemorrhage into the lesser sac are presented. 2. 2. A review of the literature on haemorrhage into the lesser sac is presented with a total of eighty-nine well documented cases of various origins. 3. 3. The signs and symptoms of this rare abdominal emergency condition are detailed.
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