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Benign gastric ulcer on the greater curvature and its relationship to ingested medicines.

By presenting 3 illustrative cases, it is concluded that pain controlling medicines and cortisone may cause the development of a large benign ulcer on the greater curvature, at the site, which was earlier considered rare. This is explained by the fact that in erect position in hypotonic stomach the tablets get into contact with the mucosa at the site of greater curvature.