"There may be gallbladder wall thickening +/- intraluminal air. Pneumobilia may be present. The gallbladder may be adherent to the right side of the colon with a fistula sometimes visualised. Gallstone(s) may be visible within the fistula or within the colonic lumen."
"Cholecystocolonic fistulas are rarely diagnosed before surgery 1,3. ERCP is considered the most accurate modality 2,3."
"These may be completely asymptomatic 2. Patient presentation is variable and may include abdominal pain, chronic diarrhoea, fever, nausea and vomiting, steatorrhoea, jaundice, and/or weight loss 1,3."
"These may be completely asymptomatic 2. Patient presentation is variable and may include abdominal pain, chronic diarrhoea, fever, nausea and vomiting, steatorrhoea, jaundice, and/or weight loss 1,3."