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Fistulating Crhon's Disease , Non operative treatment of fistula closure using coils and glue
EAES Academy. Maqboul I. 07/05/22; 362989; P032
Dr. Iyad M H Maqboul
Dr. Iyad M H Maqboul
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Abstract
A 34 years old female patient is a known case of inflammatory bowel disease Crohn’s disease since 10 years with initial presentation of watery diarrhea, abdominal pain & distention , with decrease in body weight , managed conservatively and kept on pentasa. Her medical condition was complicated by multiple attacks of crohn's disease exacerbation, colonic perforation, subcutaneous abscess, and enterocutatnous fistula. As part of her management, the patient underwent ileocecectomy done with end to end ileocolic anastomosis which was later on complicated by an abscess collection at the site of laparotmy scar, and enterocutatnous fistula, with the cutatnous opening being the middle of the laparotomy scar. Embolization with Glu injection and coiling was done for the fistula which showed an excellent result.
A 34 years old female patient is a known case of inflammatory bowel disease Crohn’s disease since 10 years with initial presentation of watery diarrhea, abdominal pain & distention , with decrease in body weight , managed conservatively and kept on pentasa. Her medical condition was complicated by multiple attacks of crohn's disease exacerbation, colonic perforation, subcutaneous abscess, and enterocutatnous fistula. As part of her management, the patient underwent ileocecectomy done with end to end ileocolic anastomosis which was later on complicated by an abscess collection at the site of laparotmy scar, and enterocutatnous fistula, with the cutatnous opening being the middle of the laparotomy scar. Embolization with Glu injection and coiling was done for the fistula which showed an excellent result.

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