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Colovesical Fistula As An Uncommon Presentation Of Metastatic Lung Cancer. [PDF]
Cureus, 2018 Nguyen TC +4 more
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Colovesical fistula: a rare complication after renal transplantation. [PDF]
BMJ Case Rep, 2018 Subbiah A +3 more
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Covered metallic stents for the palliation of colovesical fistula
Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 2010 Colovesical fistula is a distressing condition that is usually managed surgically. For some patients in whom surgery is not feasible, covered colonic stents offer palliation. We present two challenging cases with contrasting outcomes.
Colin Nice, Mark Katory
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Urology, 1984
Colovesical fistulas were identified in 42 patients. Diverticulitis was the underlying cause in 40 per cent of the patients. Carcinoma of the colon or cervix caused 33 per cent of the fistulas. Cystoscopy was the most effective procedure in diagnosing the fistulas. Surgical therapy had to be individualized to the patient's condition. Fistulas secondary
M J, Krco +3 more
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Colovesical fistulas were identified in 42 patients. Diverticulitis was the underlying cause in 40 per cent of the patients. Carcinoma of the colon or cervix caused 33 per cent of the fistulas. Cystoscopy was the most effective procedure in diagnosing the fistulas. Surgical therapy had to be individualized to the patient's condition. Fistulas secondary
M J, Krco +3 more
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Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1976
This review of 55 patients with colovesical fistulas confirms that the condition is most frequently caused by diverticulitis and most commonly occurs in the elderly. Women are less often affected than men, presumably because of the protection that the uterus gives the bladder and because an abscess may drain alternatively through the vagina.
P J, Kovalcik +3 more
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This review of 55 patients with colovesical fistulas confirms that the condition is most frequently caused by diverticulitis and most commonly occurs in the elderly. Women are less often affected than men, presumably because of the protection that the uterus gives the bladder and because an abscess may drain alternatively through the vagina.
P J, Kovalcik +3 more
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