Abstract
The study was a retrospective single-center non-consecutive case series. We report three distinct cases of SH, each originating from uncommon sources: rupture of greater omentum arterio-venous malformation, a branch of the left gastric artery, and pathological splenic rupture. Clinical evaluation, diagnostic imaging, and surgical interventions are detailed for each case. These rare cases underscore the diverse etiologies of SH, including idiopathic omental bleeding, gastric intramural hematoma, and atraumatic splenic rupture. Enhanced CT imaging plays a crucial role in diagnosis, enabling the characterization of underlying pathologies. Exploratory laparotomy proves to be an essential treatment option for unstable patients with suspected or confirmed diagnoses of SH.
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