Fig.6 Using C-arm to locate the proximal
end
Due to a suspicion of perforation, the patient was monitored for 3 days
in the hospital and did not develop any symptom indicating bowel
perforation or peritonitis. It’s worth mentioning that the patient did
not have any symptoms indicating any Gastrointestinal issues.
Considering the chronic occurrence of the complication, the patient
being asymptomatic, low economic state of the patient and no problems
happening during surgery and removal of shunts, colonoscopy didn’t seem
necessary (8).