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A Case of Benign Gastrocolic Fistula With a Favorable Outcome Due to Preoperative Nutritional Therapy.
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- Anastomotic-Transverse Colon Fistula Following Gastrectomy: A Case Report of Delayed Diagnosis 14 Years After Surgery.The American journal of case reports · 2026Article
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Abstract
This case report details the management of a 70-year-old undernourished female patient presenting with a benign gastrocolonic fistula secondary to a massive gastric ulcer. Imaging confirmed the connection between the gastric ulcer and the transverse colon. The patient was placed on fasting and enteral nutritional management, resulting in a gradual improvement in her overall condition; however, the fistula persisted. Surgical intervention was performed on the 18th day post admission, comprising exploratory laparotomy, gastric resection, and partial colon resection. After surgery, the patient recovered without major complications.
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