Travelling in aeroplane with medical conditions.

Air travel has become so common these days that about one billion people travel in one year. A few number of the persons travelling by air have suffered or are suffering from one or more medical conditions which may increase risk to passenger himself. There may be additional risk to copassengers, crew of aircraft or safety of aircraft may be compromised.

An unforgettable concurrence: Successfully managed gallstone ileus accompanied by diabetic nephropathy.

Background: Gallstone ileus is an uncommon complication of gall stones associated with potentially serious morbidity and mortality.

Case Report: We reported a 60-year-old male case who presented with renal failure and pain in right hypochondriac region. He also had a history of brain infarcts along with diabetes which is an additional factor for mortality.