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CT scan demonstrating fluid-filled collection inferior to greater curvature of stomach.
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F1
This study demonstrated a large fluid collection extending from the dome of the bladder to the inferior border of the greater curvature of the stomach (Figure 1).
Second fluid collection noted in lesser sac.
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F2
A second collection was noted in the lesser sac, extending toward the splenic hilum (Figure 2).
Laparoscopic view of pelvic abscess capsule.
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F3
As we approached the area of the bladder, we inserted a 7.5-MHz laparoscopic ultrasound transducer into the abdomen and identified a large, loculated fluid collection superior to the bladder (Figure 3).
The same abscess cavity after incision and drainage.
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F4
This was opened sharply and was identified as the main abscess cavity, filled with a large collection of purulent material (Figure 4).
Left upper quadrant abscess collection.
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F5
The second abscess cavity was identified near the splenic hilum, with the aid of the laparoscopic ultrasound transducer, and was opened sharply (Figure 5).