Figures
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Figure 1. CT scan demonstrates gastrostasis.
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Figure 2. X-ray examination: barium sulphate was used as contrast agent. Repeated examination 30 min after barium administration demonstrates gastrostasis.
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Figure 3. X-ray examination: 30 min after barium administration, lateral oblique projection.
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Figure 4. X-ray examination demonstrates stasis of the contrast agent, minimal amount of contrast agent passed through the pylorus.
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Figure 5. CT examination after partial resection of the stomach, the examination demonstrated only minimal amount of contrast agent intraperitoneally outside the gastrointestinal tract; and an active leak was not identified.
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Figure 6. CT examination after partial resection of the stomach, small amount of contrast agent intraperitoneally outside the digestive tract is marked by the arrow.