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case_images: Radiographic peristaltic recovery. (A) Day 0 RLAT: severe generalized gaseous ileus, segmental luminal fluid, and luminal density consistent with functional and physical obstruction. (B) Day 7 RLAT: severe ileus persists with variable segmental fluid distension; no visible ingesta, consistent with ongoing hyporexia. (C) Day 15 RLAT: significant ingesta is present, colonic gaseous distension with formed fecal matter, significantly diminished small bowel distension, and peristaltic contractions are evident. (D) Day 111 RLAT: normal gastric ingesta, formed stool present in the colon, resolved small bowel distension with frequent segmental peristaltic contractions evident.
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case_images: Abdominal radiography revealed generalized dilation of the gastrointestinal tract with no radiopaque foreign body (Figure 1). The villous lamina propria contained moderate numbers of lymphocytes and plasma cells, as well as fewer eosinophils and neutrophils (Supplementary Figure S1). Abdominal radiography revealed continued subjective normalization of peristalsis (Figure 1).