Table 2.

Complication of SBS (case report).

I. Local
INTESTINAL STOMA	PRIMARY ANASTOMOSIS
1. Peristomal skin excoriation	1. Wound infection (local abscess)
2. Granulomatosis	2. Intestinal obstruction (+)
3. Stomal retraction	3. Anastomotic leak,
4. Prolapse	4. Anastomotic stenosis (+)
5. Wound dehiscence	5. Anastomotic ischemia/necrosis (+)
6. Wound infection (local abscess)	6. Wound dehiscence
II. Systemic (intestinal stoma & primary anastomosis)
1. Food intolerance (+)	13. Intestinal failure (+)
2. Vomiting (+)	14. Metabolic syndrome (+)
3. Bloating (+)	15. Enterocolitis (+)
4.Recurrent diarrhea (+)	16. Immune deficiency (+)
5. Gastro-intestinal reflux (+)	17. Weight loss (+)
6. Motility disturbances (+)	18. Hepatic, renal and circulatory insufficiency (+)
7. Failure to thrive (+)	19. Sepsis (+)
8.Malnutrition (+)	20. Anemia (+)
9.Malabsorption (+)	21. Hydrops and gallbladder sludge (+)
10. mMaldigestion (+)	22. Allergies
11. Dehydration (+)	23. Bone disease
12.Vitamin deficiency (+)	24. Drug toxicity (+)

Short, medium and long time prognosis are correlated with the underlined complications; local or systemic.