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A man with signs of peritonitis was brought to the admission room. He has a 12-y...
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A man with signs of peritonitis was brought to the admission room. He has a 12-year-long history of peptic ulcer disease with ulcer
localization on the posterior gastric wall. He was diagnosed with gastric ulcer perforation. What anatomical structure is likely to
be contaminated with gastric content in this case?
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