Conclusion and Results
This case highlights one of the rarest complications of cecal carcinoma which is enterocutaneous fistula formation. Following the biopsy report, the patient attended follow-up appointments, was advised to undergo chemotherapy, but unfortunately, was lost to follow-up thereafter. These findings, therefore, highlight the importance of clinical awareness, early diagnosis, timely intervention, and a comprehensive approach to patient management. Such measures ultimately lead to better prognosis and higher survival rates for patients facing similar conditions.