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Right gastroepiploic artery stab wound presenting as massive hemothorax: a diagnostic dilemma.

We present a case of massive hemothorax and hemoperitoneum caused by a single stab wound to the lower chest. The management of this case, which began with a hemodynamically stable patient in the emergency department, continued in the operating room with an exploratory thoracotomy and laparotomy that revealed a diaphragmatic tear and a rare isolated gastroepiploic artery bleeding. A diagnostic challenge indeed.