Table 1 Summary of reported cases of spontaneous intestinal perforation caused by Campylobacter infection
Basic profile | Perforation site | Special feature | |
|---|---|---|---|
Vyas et al. (1993) | 38 year old male | Cecum + Sigmoid | Toxic megacolon |
Larvol et al. (1994) | 38 year old female | Transverse colon | Toxic megacolon |
Kummer et al. (1998) | 53 year old male | Colon | Toxic megacolon |
Jackson et al. (1999) | 50 year old female | – | Toxic megacolon |
Cooke et al. (1999) | 24 year old female | Cecum | |
Fang et al. (2000) | 5 year old male | Cecum | Appendicitis + colon dilation |
3 year old male | Sigmoid colon | Toxic megacolon | |
Jassim et al. (2011) | 80 year old female | Terminal ileum | Elevated CRP (33 mg/L) |
Fischer et al. (2013) | 20 year old male | Cecum | Elevated CRP (264 mg/L) No toxic megacolon |
Jain et al. (2019) | 32 year old male | Cecum | Toxic megacolon |