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The enterocutaneous fistula and wound appearance on admission.
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F1
After his admission, our plastic surgeon treated the surgical wound, but the abdominal wound suppurated and showed no indication of recovery (Fig. 1).
Upper gastrointestinal radiography image showing jejunal perforation.
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F2
Upper gastrointestinal radiography confirmed that a rupture of the intestine had occurred, and a jejunal fistula was observed (Fig. 2).
The wound after the third operation for the enterocutaneous fistula.
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F3
On postoperative day 19, the prolonged wound site was closed and the patient was discharged (Fig. 3).