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Gastrocolic Fistula Case Due to Stomach Cancer
1. A CASE OF GASTROCOLIC
FISTULA
PROF DR MANIVANNAN SIR UNIT-S7
2. CASE SUMMARY
• 55/M
• Upper abdominal pain x 7 months.
• vomiting on and off, occasionally feculent x 7 months
•Loose stools x 7 months
•No comorbidities
•No prior surgeries
3. EXAMINATION
• ECOG 3
• Emaciated.
• Pallor +
• B/L pedal edema +
• P/A- no tenderness, warmth .Vague mass palpable in the left
hypochondrium, 6x6 cm, irregular in shape, upper border felt,
mobility restricted. No virchow’s node.
• Other system examination- normal
• DRE- No deposits
5. USG ABDOMEN AND PELVIS
Suspicious irregular thickening of the body of the stomach wall noted
with max thickness of 12mm
6. CECT ABDOMEN
• Ill defined exophytic growth measuring approximately 5.5 x 6 x 4 cms
(APXTRXCC) noted arising from the lesser curvature of the stomach, lesion
appears to be infiltrating and communicating with the gastric lumen and
transverse colon lumen.
• Loss of fat plane b/w growth and the pancreatic body.
• Liver normal in size, well defined peripherally enhancing lesion measuring
4x4x4.1 cm noted in the segment 8/4a
• Multiple enlarged necrotic left gastric, infrapyloric, mesenteric nodes noted
• Multiple subcentimetric para-aortic nodes noted.
• Minimal free fluid noted in the pelvis
7. OGD SCOPY
• Lobulated growth noted along greater curvature with reflux of
feculent matter from within.
• Biopsy taken
• IMPRESSION : ? Malignant Growth, ? Gastrocolic Fistula