Gastrojejunostomy for XXXX after acute @entity6676 due to overeating.

@entity1 @entity39 @entity1661 @entity260 @entity2203 @entity6676
A 34-year-old @entity1 presented at our hospital with @entity1661 due to overeating. Acute @entity6676 was diagnosed. The @entity1 was hospitalized, and nasogastric decompression was initiated. On hospitalization day 3, she developed shock, and her respiratory state deteriorated, requiring intubation and mechanical ventilation. Nasogastric decompression contributed to the improvement in her clinical condition. She was discharged 3 mo after admission. During outpatient follow-up, her dietary intake decreased, and her body weight gradually decreased by 14 kg. An upper gastrointestinal series and endoscopy revealed @entity2203 ; therefore, we performed gastrojejunostomy 18 mo after her initial admission. The @entity1 was discharged from the hospital with no @entity260 . @entity39 and perforation due to overeating-induced @entity6676 are life-threatening conditions. Surgical intervention may be required if delayed @entity2203 occurs after conservative treatment. We report a case of @entity2203 due to overeating-induced @entity6676 treated by gastrojejunostomy 18 mo after the initial presentation.
