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case_images: Chest and abdominal radiographs obtained post-orogastric tube insertion demonstrated a coiled orogastric tube (indicated by the yellow arrow) and the double bubble sign (indicated by the orange arrow).
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case_images: Immediate postnatal chest and abdominal radiographs revealed a coiled feeding tube in the esophageal pouch and a double bubble sign (Figure 1).
case_images: Before general anesthesia, a percutaneous 18G angiocatheter was placed in the stomach without imaging guidance, serving as a temporary gastrostomy.
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case_images: Before general anesthesia, gastric decompression was performed via percutaneous puncture with an 18G angiocatheter (Figure 2) in the operating room.
case_images: A singular 5-mm metal clip was used to close the tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF).
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case_images: TEF (Figure 3) using the conventional three-trocar technique. The operative time for thoracoscopic TEF ligation was 20 min.