Spontaneous choledochogastric fistula. Report of the first successful surgical repair

Tubercular gastric fistula: apropos of two cases

“…Other reports of gastric fistula reported include communications occurring with the spleen, the pancreas, the gall-bladder, the bile duct, the colon, the left lower lobe bronchus, pericardium and multiple organs including the skin. [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13] Several of these cases were treated by surgical intervention, although in our cases surgery was not needed.…”

A Rare Spontaneous Gastrobiliary Fistula

“… 1 - 7 The first description of a spontaneous gastrobiliary fistula was published in 1965 and only a few cases have since been described. 6 8 - 10 Here, we present a case report of a patient with a spontaneous gastrobiliary fistula. This rare complication of longstanding peptic ulcer disease was successfully treated by surgeons.…”