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Two patients with nonspecific small intestinal ulceration were observed. In the two cases, the ulceration was responsible for (sub)obstruction. The medical history, the gastrointestinal roentgenographic examination and the pathologic anatomy were remarkably similar. Some aspects of these quite rare lesions are discussed.
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