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case_images: Images of abdomen CT. (A-C) show intestinal obstruction, which possibly caused by torsion of adhesions; (D): part of the small intestine is wrapped by a fibrous tissue membrane and folded into a mass.
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case_images: An emergency abdominal CT scan showed intestinal obstruction, possibly caused by the torsion of adhesions (Figure 1).
case_images: Photographs of laparoscopic surgery. (A,B) show that the small intestine is surrounded by fibrous membrane.
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case_images: First, exploratory laparoscopic surgery was performed, and we observed that the small intestine and colon were conglutinated and twisted into a mass surrounded by a fibrous membrane (Figure 2).
case_images: Photographs of the surgery scene. (A) Part of the small intestine is wrapped by a fibrous membrane and is folded into a mass. (B) jejuno-ileo-colonic fistula.
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case_images: After separating the adhesions and freeing the bowel, a small intestine obstruction was found approximately 80 cm from the ligament of Treves, and an enteroenteric fistula was observed between the jejunum, ileum, and sigmoid colon (Figure 3).