Abstract
We report a case of 60yr male with 10day history of pain in abdomen with difficulty in passing stool & flatus, followed by
abdominal distension. Radiograph showed multiple air fluid level & dilated small bowels, CT Scan revealed a large 3.3×
2.7 cm calcified lesion in right ileal region, progressively the symptoms became acute and the exploratory laprotomy was
done. At laprotomy small bowel was grossly dilated upto 3.0ft proximal to ileo- caecal junction & collapsed distally, a
single 3.5x3cm round stone with smooth surface was present in ileum. Other viscera including gall-bladder was normal
excluding the possibility of gall stone ileus. Analysis of stone revealed a composition of calcium oxalate.
Key words: Enterolith, gall stone ileus, diverticula
