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CT scan of the abdomen depicting a 2.8-cm diameter gallstone in the jejunum causing mechanical bowel obstruction. The arrow demonstrates the gallstone.
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The latter detected a gallstone 2.8 cm diameter in the jejunum causing mechanical bowel obstruction (Figure 1) and a cholecystoduodenal fistula (Figure 2).
CT scan of the abdomen showing abnormal communication between gallbladder and GIT. The arrow demonstrates the cholecystoduodenal fistula.
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The latter detected a gallstone 2.8 cm diameter in the jejunum causing mechanical bowel obstruction (Figure 1) and a cholecystoduodenal fistula (Figure 2).
Extraction of the gallstone through an incision on the antimesenteric edge of the bowel.
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Through gentle manipulation, the gallstone was brought proximally to a non-edematous segment of the bowel, and a longitudinal incision was made on the antimesenteric edge (Figure 3).