Internal gastric fistula, as a complication of Roux gastric shunting procedure, performed for morbid obesity

Internal gastric fistula, as a complication of Roux gastric shunting procedure, performed for morbid obesity

Portal Vein Aneurysm Presenting with Obstructive Jaundice

To the best of our knowledge, a portal vein aneurysm presenting with obstructive jaundice has not been reported in the literature. The preferred treatment for these aneurysms is surgical and a shunting procedure should be considered in cases with portal hypertension to preserve portal vein flow when portal hypertension is present or is secondary to the aneurysm itself. In our case, due to patient's advanced age and co-morbidities, an endoscopic biliary stent was placed which led to successful resolution of symptoms of obstructive jaundice.