Table 1 Reported cases of spontaneous perforation in collagenous colitis
From: Collagenous colitis presenting as spontaneous perforation in an 80 year old woman: Report of a Case
Case | Age/Sex | History of non-bloody diarrhea | Prior diagnosis of CC | Perforation site | Treatment | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Freeman [4] | 37, F | 3 weeks | No | Sigmoid | Laparotomy, no resection | Alive |
Bohr [5] | 56, F | At least 2 weeks | No | Splenic angle/descending colon | Segmental resection | Alive |
Bennett [6] | 67, F | 2 months | No | Splenic flexure | Partial colectomy | Alive |
Akamoto [7] | 64, F | 2 weeks | No | Descending colon | Left colectomy | Alive |
Cottreau [8] | 49, F | 7 months | No | Descending colon | Left colectomy | Alive |
Present case | 80, F | 1 month | No | Splenic angle | Segmental resection | Alive |