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case_images: CECT scan showing gastric volvulus multiple intramural air foci are also confirmed (arrowheads). The cross-section of the nasogastric tube is seen (single thin arrow). The antro-pyloric canal is seen close to the fundus and below the liver (multiple thin arrows). The spleen is seen in an abnormal location anterior to the stomach (curved thin arrow).
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case_images: A wandering spleen was found to adhere to the anterior gastric wall (Figure 1).
case_images: Postoperative upper gastrointestinal contrast (gastrograffin) study. (A) Right anterior oblique and (B) lateral view revealed a smaller stomach with the absence of gastric body.
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case_images: A follow-up gastrografin study after three months documented a well-formed but smaller stomach and free flow of dye from the esophagus through the stomach to the duodenum (Figure 2).