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case_images: Chest X-ray and chest CT of case 1 Chest X-ray (left) and chest CT (right) show a left diaphragm hernia. The left diaphragm deviates upwards into the thoracic cavity and gastric gas is seen in the gastric body
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case_images: Chest X-ray and chest CT (Fig. 1) revealed a left diaphragm hernia, and upper gastrointestinal radiography showed gastric torsion with the adhesion of gastric body in the upper side rather than gastric fornix (Fig. 2).
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case_images: The esophageal radiography of case 2. The esophageal radiography shows dilation of the esophagus and a "bird-beak" appearance, which are characteristics of esophageal achalasia
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case_images: The esophageal radiography showed esophageal achalasia (Fig. 3).
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