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Gastrojejunocolic fistula (GJF) is a late, severe complication of a stomal ulcer, which develops as a result of inadequate resection of the stomach or incomplete vagotomy (1). As a result of the recent development of proton pump inhibitors and Helicobacter pylori eradication regimens for the treat-
These fistulas may form a connection between the bladder and the vagina (vesicovaginal), the skin of the abdomen (vesicocutaneous), or the intestinal tract. Fistulas that connect to any part of the intestine are collectively referred to as vesicoenteric fistulas.Fistulas between the bladder and intestine can occur at the colon (colovesical, most common), rectum (rectovesical), ileum (ileovesical), or the appendix (appendicovesical).The result of any of these conditions is a free exchange of fluids between the bladder and the area connected by the fistula.istulas between the bladder and intestine can occur at the colon (colovesical, most common), rectum (rectovesical), ileum (ileovesical), or the appendix (appendicovesical).