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The development of a reno-jejunal fistula following a Roux-en-Y cystojejunostomy for an incorrectly diagnosed pancreatic pseudocyst is described. Up to now, this is the second case of iatrogenic reno-jejunal fistula reported in literature.
Reno-jejunal fistulas are exceedingly rare and are usually consequences of urologic pathologies of infectious origin. Reno-jejunal fistulas of iatrogenic origin are even rarer, only one case being referred in literature [1]. Herein the second case is reported.
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Aragona, F., Norcen, M., Battanello, W. et al. Iatrogenic Reno-Jejunal Fistula. Int Urol Nephrol 31, 35–38 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1007115605427
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