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A 48-year-old woman underwent multiple abdominal operations following a hysterectomy complicated by bowel injury. She developed a chronic enterocutaneous fistula from the mid-small bowel to the midline incision. Studies revealed no distal obstruction, inflammatory bowel disease or foreign body. Her nutritional status was optimized and the patient was taken to the operating room for resection of the fistula.
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Full-thickness abdominal wall was resected around the fistula down to the underlying bowel.
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The bowel on the underside of the specimen was resected around the fistula.
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