Focal nodular hyperplasia (FNH) is a benign tumor of the liver. It is most frequently found in women of reproductive age. An association with oral contraceptives and sexual hormones is therefore possible. FNH lesions are frequently discovered incidentally. Spontaneous complications are rare. When the diagnosis is known with reasonable accuracy, a nonoperative approach is in common use. We report here the rare case of spontaneous intraabdominal bleeding from FNH.
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