Revista de gastroenterologia de Mexico · 2002
[Intestinal obstruction secondary to biliary ileus].
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Hirosawa-Oishi Tadashi, Rosas-Salas Claudia Verónica, Kimura-Fujikami Yukiyoshi, Velasco-Ospina Carlos
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To discuss diagnostic and therapeutic implications of gallstone ileus and to report the case of a patient seen at our Hospital due to an intestinal obstruction secondary to gallstone ileus.
REPORT: A 63 years old male with intestinal obstruction secondary to gallstone ileus. Several studies were performed, such as panendoscopy, upper gastrointestinal series, and intestinal transit with poor results preventing a definitive diagnosis. For this reason, the patient underwent an exploratory laparotomy, which showed in this a grant gallstone in a giant jejunum.
TREATMENT: Enterotomy, gallstone extraction, and enteroraphy.
COMMENT: The intestinal obstruction secondary to gallstone ileus is a clinical entity of difficult diagnosis. Accompanying studies usually have low sensibility because other pathologic entities are considered prior to thinking of ileus gallstone.
REPORT: A 63 years old male with intestinal obstruction secondary to gallstone ileus. Several studies were performed, such as panendoscopy, upper gastrointestinal series, and intestinal transit with poor results preventing a definitive diagnosis. For this reason, the patient underwent an exploratory laparotomy, which showed in this a grant gallstone in a giant jejunum.
TREATMENT: Enterotomy, gallstone extraction, and enteroraphy.
COMMENT: The intestinal obstruction secondary to gallstone ileus is a clinical entity of difficult diagnosis. Accompanying studies usually have low sensibility because other pathologic entities are considered prior to thinking of ileus gallstone.