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case_images: Plain radiograph showed opacification of the entire lower part of the right hemithorax with air lucencies within
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case_images: Plain radiograph performed on the day of admission, 1 week from the onset of acute symptoms, showed opacification of the entire lower part of the right hemithorax with significant air lucency within [Figure 1].
case_images: Lateral radiograph of the chest taken during endoscopy shows the scope to enter the air-fluid level within the right hemithorax (black arrow), suggesting right diaphragmatic hernia
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case_images: It showed the scope to enter the air-fluid level within the right hemithorax [Figure 2], suggesting right diaphragmatic hernia and herniation of the stomach into the right hemithorax.
case_images: Computed tomography scan confirmed the diaphragmatic hernia with herniation of the stomach, pylorus, ascending and transverse colon into the right hemithorax (black arrow)
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case_images: CT scan showed herniation of the stomach, pylorus, ascending and transverse colon with the fatty omentum in the right hemithorax [Figure 3].
case_images: The herniated contents were noted in the right hemithorax with a collapsed right lung (white arrow, lung; thick black arrow, diaphragm)
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case_images: The herniated contents were noted in the right hemithorax with a partially collapsed right lung [Figure 4].