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Subacute intestinal obstruction by enterolith: a case study.
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- Article
- Primary 'False' Enterolith: A rare cause of small bowel obstruction.Sultan Qaboos University medical journal · 2022Article
- Enterolith at the ileocecal valve mimicking a subepithelial mass.Clinical journal of gastroenterology · 2021Article
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- Intestinal stones: A rare cause of bowel obstruction.SAGE open medical case reports · 2019Article
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Abstract
introductionEnteroliths are an uncommon entity in humans and form a rare cause of subacute intestinal obstruction. They occur proximal to stricture or in a diverticulum or a blind loop due to stasis. CASE DESCRIPTION: 40 years male presenting with intermittent right lower abdominal pain since 1 year. Barium meal follow-through and CT abdomen diagnosed as a case of subacute intestinal obstruction with an enterolith in the distal ileal segment. On exploratory laparotomy multiple ileal strictures with mesenteric adhesions were noted. An enterolith was delivered from one of the segments between two strictures followed by segmental resection of the pathological ileal segment with ileo-ileal anastomoses. Histopathology of the ileal segment showed inflammatory infiltrates. DISCUSSION AND EVALUATION: It was a case of a primary enterolith formed due to stasis between ileal strictures causing subacute intestinal obstruction.
conclusionAn enterolith should also be considered while evaluating a case of intestinal obstruction as one of the rare differentials.
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