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Colocutaneous fistulas are very rare, account for 1%-4% of the total number of fistulas complicating diverticular diseases, and may be caused by percutaneous drainage of diverticular abscesses without subsequent resection (1). They are more likely to occur in a patient who has undergone resection and primary anastomosis. In this letter, we report a case of a patient with a fistula connecting the sigmoid colon with left iliac fossa skin as a complication of sigmoid diverticulitis.

An uncommon abdominal fistula: Colonic diverticular disease complicated with colocutaneous fistula