Post-coarctation graft complication includes pseudoaneurysm, true aneurysm, late graft rupture,
fistulization, and graft stenosis.
It is useful for detecting abnormal retroperitoneal lymph nodes, leakage from dilated lymphatics, lymphoperitoneal and lymphaticopelvic
fistulization, skipping of lymphatic chain, patency of thoracic duct, and abnormal leg lymphatics.
Complex urethral midurethral sling mesh erosion with stone formation and
fistulization through the vaginal wall.
The most common presentations are papules, pustules, nodules, furuncles, verrucose plaques, abscesses, and ulcerations, with a tendency to
fistulization and seropurulent drainage, and leaving retractile and deforming scars.
Predictive factors for pharyngocutaneous
fistulization after total laryngectomy.
Fistulization represents a distorted healing process of an otherwise natural inflammatory response to a local insult; locally active inflammation, neoplasm, infection, intraoperative damage, mechanical failure, and trauma may well stand behind fistula formation [7, 8].
Though some surgeons use it as intra-abdominal placement for repair of ventral and incisional hernias, this is not advisable since literature reports of complications of bowel adhesions, bowel obstruction,
fistulization and erosion into abdominal viscera even after many years.
The light mesh had a lower rate of chronic pain and infection and no
fistulization compared with other mesh.
As in the present study, Ferreira (8) did not find significant variations in potassium levels in horses submitted to temporary
fistulization at the cecum.
The systemic symptoms are usually absent and the local symptoms, such as hyperemia, heat, edema and
fistulization, often appear intermittently, or even years after the beginning of bone infection.
11) Stricture as well as
fistulization also are reported.
van den Brekel, "Predictive factors for pharyngocutaneous
fistulization after total laryngectomy," Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, vol.
