Cholecystoduodenal fistula presenting with upper gastrointestinal bleeding: A case report

Table 1 Previous cases that presented with upper gastrointestinal bleeding due to a cholecystoduodenal fistula

Study	Gender/age	Etiology	Endoscopic finding	Treatment	Clinical course
Corry et al[12]	F/81	Gallstone	Not performed	Operation	Recovered
	F/80	Gallstone	Not performed	Operation	Recovered
Schenken et a [18]	M/97	Gallstone	Not performed	Conservative	Expired
Hjelmqvist et al[14]	M/54	Gallstone	Ulcer	Operation	Recovered
	F/86	Gallstone	Ulcer	Operation	Recovered
	F/53	Gallstone	Subepithelial lesion	Operation	Recovered
Kochhar et al[15]	M/24	Peptic ulcer	Not diagnostic (duodenal bleeding)	Operation	Recovered
Lee et al[4]	M/60	Acalculous cholecystitis	Ulcer	Endoscopic hemostasis, operation	Recovered
Changku et al[11]	M/50	Gallstone	Ulcer	Endoscopic hemostasis, angiography and embolization, operation	Recovered
Kosugi et al[16]	F/66	Gallstone	Not diagnostic (old blood)	Operation	Recovered
Mohammed et al[17]	F/44	Gallstone	Fistulous opening	Endoscopic hemostasis, operation
Fefeman et al[13]	M/86	Gallstone	Ulcer and fistulous opening	Operation	Recovered
Kohli et al[5]	M/82	Gallstone	Subepithelial lesion	Conservative	Recovered
Vadioaloo et al[3]	M/70	Peptic ulcer	Ulcer	Endoscopic hemostasis, operation	Recovered
Present case	M/88	Gallstone	Fistulous opening	Operation	Recovered