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case_images: An abdominal CT was obtained with iodinated contrast injected through the peritoneal catheter (CT peritoneography). The exam revealed a good diffusion of contrast, with no images of leak or abdominal collections.
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case_images: A CT peritoneography (Fig. 1) was obtained to search for an abdominal leak.
case_images: A lumbar radiography showed diffuse peritoneal calcification, most evident in the lower abdomen.
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case_images: A plain lumbar radiography (Fig. 2) showed diffuse peritoneal calcification, most evident in the lower abdomen.
case_images: The abdominal CT without contrast revealed extensive visceral (arrows in a) and parietal peritoneal calcification (arrowheads in a) with areas of focal thickening in the pelvic peritoneum (arrowheads in c).
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