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Antipsychotic agents being used for schizophrenia accounts to cause adverse cutaneous reactions in approximately 5% of the individuals. Erythema multiforme caused by amisulpride therapy in a schizophrenic patient is not a commonly seen side effect. Reversal of lesion was seen after stopping the amisulpride which emphasized the cause of Erythema Multiforme.

Enterolithiasis, or presence of stone concretions in the gastrointestinal tract, is an important but relatively uncommon clinical condition. It is most commonly found in animals especially equines. In humans clinical presentation of this condition is varied and sometimes masquerading other intra abdominal pathologies. Clinically insignificant incidentally noted enteroliths may shift attention from primary non-enterolith related pathology of the patient that may be responsible for a current clinical presentation. Here we are reporting four cases of incidentally detected enterolithiasis at our hospital with review of literature.