Journal of the American Medical Association · 1957 · 34 citations · 6 references
MedicineSurgeryUrologyGastroenterologySurgical PathologyUrologic SurgeryBladder SurgeryFistula ManagementGastrointestinal PathologyGastrointestinal SurgeryTraumatic Urinary FistulaUrinary Tract SurgeryGastrointestinal Fistula ManagementOroantral Fistula
• Whether the cause of intestinovesical fistula is inflammatory, neoplastic, or traumatic, the mechanism of production is localized intestinal pathology, abscess formation, and extension to the bladder. The diagnosis is made from a history of passing gas and feces from the urinary tract. The best treatment is a multistage procedure, with the colostomy first, and then resection of the intestine and fistulous area of the bladder; cystostomy is not always necessary.
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William A. Kellogg · The American Journal of Surgery · 1938 · 45 citations
Vesicosigmoidal fistulas complicating diverticulitis.
SURGICAL TREATMENT OF SIGMOIDOVESICAL FISTULAS
Charles W. Mayo · Archives of Surgery · 1940 · 24 citations
Vesico-intestinal fistula and crohn's disease
Robin Williams · British journal of surgery · 1954 · 22 citations