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case_images: CT scan axial view (A) and Coronal view (B) showed herniation of abdominal visceral to thoracic space (A.a and B.a) and partial gastric outlet obstruction. (A.b).
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case_images: Tomography (CT) scan, recurrence of diaphragmatic hernia was found. CT scan in Fig. 2 showed partial gastric outlet obstruction.
case_images: A. Illustration of supradiaphragmatic mesh placement (abdominal view) B. Self-attached mesh.
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case_images: The defect was repaired using a self-attached mesh on the supra diaphragm (Fig. 3) through the abdominal approach (Fig. 4). The patient was hospitalised four days after surgery; no complaints were found at two weeks and six months follow-up.
case_images: X-ray at six months follow up.
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case_images: CT scan and chest X-ray (Fig. 5) were performed, and the results were normal.