Renocolic fistula following a partial nephrectomy: a case study

Abstract Background Uro-digestive fistulae are uncommon. They frequently manifest themselves with mild symptoms but can, in some cases, be life-threatening leading to septic shock and death. The diagnosis is facilitated by radiological explorations their management remains mainly surgical. Case presentation We report the case of a diabetic 62-year-old patient who developed renocolic fistula revealed digestive symptomatology, following partial nephrectomy that was surgically treated positive overall outcome. Conclusion development between colon kidney very rare. Although outcome at price total colectomy, were challenging. Urologists should keep mind possibility developing aftermath nephrectomy.