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ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND GUIDED ILEO COLOSTOMY CREATION TO MANAGE DISTAL SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION

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Endoscopic ultrasound-guided ileocolostomy was performed on a 73-year-old male with metastatic gallbladder cancer to manage a small bowel obstruction, as surgery was not an option. The procedure involved placing a stent to create an opening in the small bowel for stool passage. The patient recovered well post-operatively, showing improvement in bowel movements and tolerating oral intake. One-year follow-up revealed successful stent placement without obstruction. This case demonstrates that EUS-guided ileocolostomy is a safe and effective treatment for distal small bowel obstructions in non-surgical patients, offering a durable solution with improved quality of life.

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Brysen Keith

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Concept EUS-guided ileocolostomy

Concept Malignant distal small bowel obstruction

Concept AXIOS Stent

Concept Non-Surgical Candidate

Concept Terminal ileum obstruction

Keywords

Endoscopic ultrasound-guided ileocolostomy

metastatic gallbladder cancer

small bowel obstruction

stent placement

non-surgical treatment

EUS-guided ileocolostomy

Malignant distal small bowel obstruction

AXIOS Stent

Non-Surgical Candidate

Terminal ileum obstruction