International journal of surgery case reports · 2018
Crohn's disease manifesting as ileo-urachal fistula: Two cases reports and review of literatures.
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Kuroki Hirosuke, Sugita Akira, Koganei Kazutaka, Tatsumi Kenji, Futatsuki Ryo, Obara Nao, Arai Katsuhiko, Fukushima Tsuneo
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INTRODUCTION: A fistula involving a patent urachus in a patient with Crohn's disease is rare. Here we report ileourachal fistula formation in two patients with Crohn' disease.
CASE PRESENTATIONS: The first patient was a 29-year-old man with Crohn's disease and ileitis, and the second patient was a 43-year-old man with Crohn's disease and ileitis. One of the patients showed pus/fecal discharge via the umbilicus. Both patients were eventually diagnosed with an ileourachal fistula associated with Crohn's disease. In the first patient, the urachal remnant was connected to the urinary bladder and a Crohn's disease-related intestinal lesion had formed a fistula to the urachus. In the second patient, a periumbilical inflammatory lesion extended to the bladder through the urachal remnant and to a longitudinal ulcer of the ileal lesion. The first patients underwent partial ileal resection, and partial cystectomy, while the second patient underwent urachal curettage, partial ileal resection, and partial cystectomy. In both.
CONCLUSION: In cases of Crohn's disease with an enterocutaneous fistula or pus discharge via the umbilicus, an examination to detect an urachal remnant with a fistula from the diseased intestine should be performed.
CASE PRESENTATIONS: The first patient was a 29-year-old man with Crohn's disease and ileitis, and the second patient was a 43-year-old man with Crohn's disease and ileitis. One of the patients showed pus/fecal discharge via the umbilicus. Both patients were eventually diagnosed with an ileourachal fistula associated with Crohn's disease. In the first patient, the urachal remnant was connected to the urinary bladder and a Crohn's disease-related intestinal lesion had formed a fistula to the urachus. In the second patient, a periumbilical inflammatory lesion extended to the bladder through the urachal remnant and to a longitudinal ulcer of the ileal lesion. The first patients underwent partial ileal resection, and partial cystectomy, while the second patient underwent urachal curettage, partial ileal resection, and partial cystectomy. In both.
CONCLUSION: In cases of Crohn's disease with an enterocutaneous fistula or pus discharge via the umbilicus, an examination to detect an urachal remnant with a fistula from the diseased intestine should be performed.