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Abdominal plain X-ray (erect anteroposterior view) showing dilated malrotated jejunal loops in RUQ with air-fluid level (arrow).
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Urgent abdominal X-ray showed dilated malrotated jejunal loops in RUQ with air-fluid level (Fig. 1), and abdominopelvic computed tomography (CT) revealed loops in the small intestines and whirl sign of the mesentery (Fig. 2).
Abdominal CT (axial view) showing the transitional zone (arrow) with chylous ascites (arrowhead).
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The transitional zone was noted in the distal small bowel near the whirl sign with abdominal free fluid (chyle) (Fig. 3), and moderate chylous fluid was also seen in the pelvic area, as noted in Fig. 4.