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A 40 years old Malay gentleman, who is a prisoner with the history of being an ice-chaser presented with non-radiating, colicky abdominal pain over the right hypochondrium and umbilical regions for the past four months. There was aggravation of pain for the past two days. Pain was associated with non-projectile vomiting with food content. Patient denied fever and altered bowel and bladder habits. Upon further history-taking, it is learnt that patient has undergone an operation in March 2017 for presumptive diagnosis of acute appendicitis and was suspected to have a caecal tumour, for which a right-hemicolectomy with primary anastomosis was performed. However, histopathology report later showed benign ulcer at ceacum. Patient then defaulted his subsequent follow-up.

A Rare Case of Ileo-ileal Fistula within a Strangulated Incisional Hernia “Fistulation by the Sneaky Plastic Perforator”