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case_images: In transverse cut (a) and coronal cut (b) of CT exam, the gastrostomy tube was correctly positioned in the gastric antrum pulled to the right.
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case_images: The PEG was correctly positioned in the gastric antrum pulled to the right (Figure 1).
case_images: (a) Gastric view of endoscopic exam; no gastrostomy bumper was visualized in the stomach; the gastric wall was intact. (b) In colonoscopy, the gastrostomy bumper was visualized at the level of the right colonic flexure.
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case_images: fig2
case_images: No gastrostomy bumper was visualized in the stomach; the gastric wall was intact (Figure 2(a)). A colonoscopy was performed, and the gastrostomy bumper was visualized at the level of the right colonic flexure (Figure 2(b)).