Endoscopic and surgical treatment of jejunal gallstone ileus caused by cholecystoduodenal fistula: A case report

Figure 6 Second propulsive enteroscopic examination. A: Food residue was abundant. We used a basket to remove the food residue; B: We could see a stone incarceration in the upper jejunum, which was smaller than before (white arrows); C-F: We performed laser lithotripsy and injected sodium bicarbonate on the stone.