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Case Reports
. 1983;8(4):359-62.
doi: 10.1007/BF01948151.

Enterolithiasis: a report of four cases

B R Javors, D Bryk
Case Reports

Enterolithiasis: a report of four cases

B R Javors et al. Gastrointest Radiol. 1983.

Abstract

Enterolithiasis is a rarely encountered clinical and radiologic entity. Stasis of intestinal contents is the underlying cause of the stone formation. Four cases are presented, 3 in the colon and 1 in the small bowel. The chemical composition of these stones varies according to their site of origin. The clinical setting varies widely as does the radiologic differential diagnosis.

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