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Gastrobiliary fistula arising from a gastric ulcer is yet unreported. Biliary lithiasis with its secondary complications is the commonest cause of enterobiliary fistulas. Enterobiliary fistulas are commonly identified incidentally and their discovery can complicate management, especially when identified intraoperatively. Penetration into contiguous organs occurs more frequently with giant (≥3 cm) gastric ulcers.
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