Úlcera marginal perforada tras bypass gástrico. ¿Cuál es el manejo ideal? A propósito de un caso

In the last decade, marginal ulcers in post-gastric bypass patients have become a much more frequent problem. Multiple risk factors have been described, such as high consumption of tobacco or high consumption of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), among others. We present a case report of a patient with perforated gastric ulcer in the gastric pouch, with a history of gastric bypass 4 years ago associated with smoking and NSAIDs, so it is taken to laparoscopic management with Graham’s patch management, adequate clinical evolution and resolution of symptoms.