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Novel minimally invasive management of gastric-diaphragmatic-pleural-bronchial fistula following sleeve gastrectomy: a case report.
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Wang Zhiyuan, Nie Rongjun, Long Di, Liang Yilei, Huang Yebiao
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INTRODUCTION AND IMPORTANCE: Gastro-pleuro-bronchial fistula is a rare but severe complication following bariatric surgery. This report highlights a novel, minimally invasive, staged interventional approach for managing such complex fistulas when conventional treatments fail.
CASE PRESENTATION: An 18-year-old female with metabolic syndrome developed a gastro-diaphragmatic-pleural-bronchial fistula after laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy, presenting with persistent vomiting, coughing, and sputum production. Imaging and endoscopy confirmed the diagnosis.
CLINICAL DISCUSSION: After unsuccessful surgical revisions and conservative therapy, a stepwise interventional strategy was employed. First, a gastrostomy balloon was placed for temporary fistula occlusion and drainage. Subsequently, the abdominal fistula tract was embolized using spring coils and a tissue glue-iodized oil mixture to seal the bronchial communication. Final definitive closure was achieved with endoscopic titanium clip suturing.
CONCLUSION: This case demonstrates the successful management of a complex post-bariatric fistula through a tailored, multi-stage interventional radiology and endoscopic approach. It presents a viable and less invasive alternative to repeated major surgery in selected cases.
CASE PRESENTATION: An 18-year-old female with metabolic syndrome developed a gastro-diaphragmatic-pleural-bronchial fistula after laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy, presenting with persistent vomiting, coughing, and sputum production. Imaging and endoscopy confirmed the diagnosis.
CLINICAL DISCUSSION: After unsuccessful surgical revisions and conservative therapy, a stepwise interventional strategy was employed. First, a gastrostomy balloon was placed for temporary fistula occlusion and drainage. Subsequently, the abdominal fistula tract was embolized using spring coils and a tissue glue-iodized oil mixture to seal the bronchial communication. Final definitive closure was achieved with endoscopic titanium clip suturing.
CONCLUSION: This case demonstrates the successful management of a complex post-bariatric fistula through a tailored, multi-stage interventional radiology and endoscopic approach. It presents a viable and less invasive alternative to repeated major surgery in selected cases.