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Laboratory results were as follows: blood routine To the Editor: Incomplete intestinal obstruction, which can be seen in extensive burn patients, can be caused by examination: white blood cell count, 11.11 10/L; superior mesenteric artery (SMA) syndrome, abdominal and intestinal tumors, an inflammatory mass near the ligamentous ligament, presence of a congenital giant duodenum, or other conditions. Cholecystitis is a rare cause of incomplete intestinal obstruction that can result in serious consequences for burn patients who are not diagnosed early, and do not receive timely treatment. Currently, there are few published reports of intestinal obstruction secondary to cholecystitis in these patients. We present a case and discuss complications in management of incomplete intestinal obstruction caused by cholecystitis and pericholecystic fluid in extensive burn patients.

Incomplete duodenal obstruction caused by cholecystitis in an extensive burn patient