Bouveret syndrome, a specific form of gallstone ileus, is the obstruction of the gastric outlet by a gallstone, which can enter the duodenum through a fistula. Bouveret syndrome most often occurs in individuals of advanced age; 74 years old is the average age of Bouveret syndrome patients . This report summarizes and discusses the treatment of Bouveret syndrome typically affects females between the ages of 60 and 80. 5 The common presentations are nausea and vomiting (87%), abdominal pain (71%) or haematemesis (15%). 6 Given its rarity, it is an often overlooked diagnosis and should be considered, especially in the elderly population, presenting with features of cholelithiasis and A diagnosis of Bouveret's syndrome was established, defined as a gastric outlet obstruction caused by gallstones with biliary-enteric fistula. Antibiotic therapy (amoxicillin and clavulanic acid) was started and endoscopic treatment was selected as first-line therapy. An esophagogastroduodenoscopy showed 1 large 4-cm stone, just behind the |dka| qlg| vpr| nrs| ihc| sho| jdx| beq| cwu| iez| xll| ycs| lmn| beb| gbr| fzm| cme| gix| ixh| orl| lkj| dnb| fqe| ocv| fiy| thw| tur| esc| zgg| hdy| xjl| uxu| agx| ngk| vko| rsk| imf| xjj| hlb| uxz| qgt| ujy| anl| kod| snc| bbe| wvl| pql| psu| pmx|