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case_images: Contrast enhanced CT, sagittal view at the level of pyloric canal: passage of the large mass lesion is noted through the pyloric canal (Open arrow to the duodenum (D)).
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case_images: Some of the layers of this mass were heterogeneously hyperdense (Fig. 1).
case_images: Contrast enhanced CT, Coronal view: Huge, well defined, multi-layered, heterogeneous, solid appearing, non-enhancing mass in the gastric lumen extending from the gastric fundus to the pyloric canal. Some of the layers of the mass are heterogeneously hyperdense. The mass lesion is separated from the gastric wall by gastric fluid. No evidence of abnormal gastric mural thickening.
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case_images: No evidence of abnormal gastric mural thickening was noted (Fig. 2).
case_images: Huge, intra-luminal bezoar lesion removed from the stomach.
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case_images: A large trichobezoar, filling the entire stomach and the first portion of the duodenum, was identified and removed (Fig. 3).