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case_images: Images from abdominal X-ray examination and computed tomography scan. The X-ray film revealed intestinal gas (a), and the CT scan revealed a sigmoid volvulus (b, c). A 14-cm-long fetus was observed in the uterus (b, c).
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case_images: To investigate the pathogenesis of the abdominal pain, abdominal X-ray examination and computed tomography (CT) scan were performed (Fig. 1).
case_images: Colonoscopy findings. a Stenosis was found on the anal side of the anastomosed site (a). The sigmoid volvulus was released under fluoroscopic guidance (b). Reddish edema and erosions were seen at the anastomosed site (c), and mucosal edema and a longitudinal ulcer (d) were seen on the oral side.
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case_images: Emergency colonoscopy was performed under fluoroscopic guidance to release the volvulus (Fig. 2).
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case_images: Chest X-ray film. A fracture line was seen in the left seventh rib.
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case_images: The chest X-ray film revealed a fracture of the left seventh rib (Fig. 3) that was not related to an external injury but was considered to be related to fetal movement.
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