[Subacute intestinal obstruction due to bladder distension].

J Radiol

Service de Radiologie Centrale, Hôpital Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris.

Published: September 1998

We report a case of subacute bowel obstruction due to a compression of the rectosigmoid junction by a chronically distended bladder, occurring in a 91-year-old male suffering from a long-standing diabetes mellitus and a prostatic adenoma. Radiographic, water-soluble contrast enema and pelvic CT features are reported.

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