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A and B, Abdomen CT with IV and oral contrast showed thicking of terminal ileum.
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Subcentemetric mesenteric lymphadenopathy was observed (Figs.1, 2).
Abdominal CT with IV and oral contrast showed air pocket in bladder and ileo-cutaneous fistula.
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Subcentemetric mesenteric lymphadenopathy was observed (Figs.1, 2).
Resected bowel of 62 year old male patient, diagnosed with ileum diverticulum associated with abdominal wall abscess.
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Limited right hemicolectomy was performed with a primary iliocolic anastomosis (Figs. 3,4).
Enterolith looks as staghorn, found in the terminal ileum diverticulum.
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Histopathology was consistent with diverticulum of the small bowel and serosal lipoma with a pocket containing multiple staghorn-type black stones, negative to tuberculosis (Fig. 5).