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The incidence of spontaneous bleeding in various parts of the body has been reported to be high in patients receiving maintenance haemodialysis. We present a case of spontaneous large haematoma of the intra-abdominal wall which developed in a 71-year-old Japanese man with 9 years' maintenance haemodialysis. Due to the clinical symptoms and signs, ileus was suspected and an emergency operation was performed. In maintenance haemodialysis the possibility of spontaneous bleeding should always be considered whenever unexplained and unexpected symptoms and signs are apparent.
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