Posterior perforation of peptic ulcer drain into: (A) Greater sac, (B) Paracolic gutter, (C) Omental bursa, (D) Foramen of Winslow
Answer is B. Posterior perforation of a gastric ulcer is a rare condition. ... However, ~5-8% of ulcers lie in the posteriorwall of the body of the stomach . When posterior gastric ulcerperforates, it usually penetrates into the lesser sac behind the stomach which is a omental bursa Ref ganong's review of medical physiology 25e p654