Presentation
Right flank colic pain and history of renal stones.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Meckel diverticulum enterolithiasis
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CT scan showing dilated blind-ended loop in right iliac fossa with presence of three radiopaque stones inside with radiolucent centers, ranging in size between 10-15 mm.
Case Discussion
Enterolithiasis is an uncommon finding. Enteroliths are present in 3-10% of patients with Meckel diverticulum, with a 3:1 male to female ratio.
Complications of Meckel diverticulum enterolithiasis are uncommon and include hemorrhage, inflammation and intestinal obstruction.
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