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case_images: A plain abdominal X-ray demonstrated a huge, dilated stomach.
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case_images: A plain abdominal X-ray showed a huge, dilated stomach (Fig. 1).
case_images: contrast imaging showed a stomach obstruction, with the frequent reflux of contrast agent into the esophagus, and the absence of gases in the intestines and colon, suggesting a Gastric outlet obstruction (GOO).
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case_images: On contrast imaging, stomach obstruction was found, noting the frequent reflux of contrast agent into the esophagus, along with the absence of gases in the intestines and colon which suggested a Gastric outlet obstruction (GOO)(Fig. 2).
case_images: (A, B, and C): A: the atresia extending to the end of the colons. B: multiple enterotomies from the site of the atresia to the end of the colons were performed and confirmed no lumen. C: dilated stomach and the first and second duodenal segments, with second duodenal segment atresia.
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case_images: Unexpectedly, multiple enterotomies from the site of the atresia to the end of the colons confirmed that no lumen was found in intra-testing from the duodenum to the rectum (Fig. 3).