intestinal obstruction for biliary lithiasis: case report
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Abstract
The biliary ileum is an infrequent complication of cholelithiasis, that is manifested as an intestinal obstruction, is more prevalent in aged people. The clinical square of the biliary ileum is diffuse and the Triad of Rigler is observed in less than 30% of the patient one. The surgical treatment goes from enterotomía and litotricia to the colecistectomía with treatment of the water-pipe. The case of a female, 86-year-old patient is presented that after a week of symptoms and of medical treatment it was detected the presence of a mechanical intestinal obstruction for which the patient underwent emergency surgery. As the cause of occlusion it was found a thick gallstone in a jejunal loop.
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| Authors | ;Miguel Enrique Rodriguez Rodriguez;Oscar Díaz Pi;Javier Mellado Herrera;Luis Emilio Jurit Rodriguez;Gandy Guasch Figueras |
| Journal | academy of management review |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.23925/1984-4840.2017v19i2a11
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