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Abstract
An infrequent complication following posterior gastroenterostomy for peptic ulcer is gastrocolic or gastrojejunocolic fistula. Diagnosis is established by means of a barium enema; a barium meal usually does not demonstrate the fistula.
A case of gastrojejunocolic fistula is reported in which a fistulous tract extended from the sigmoid to the anterior portion of the stomach, the site of a gastrostomy for the insertion of a feeding tube.