[Cholelithic intestinal obstruction].

Vestn Khir Im I I Grek

Published: April 1984

Analysis of the treatment of 25 patients with cholelithic intestinal obstruction is given. Questions of etiology, variants of the development, clinical course, diagnosis, operative treatment of the cholelithic ileus, causes of lethal outcomes are discussed. The authors propose measures of prophylactics .

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