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Non-contrast computed tomography scan of the abdomen revealed gastric distention and gastric pneumatosis throughout the wall of the stomach.
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CT scan of the abdomen without contrast was obtained to evaluate her abdominal pain and revealed gastric distension with gastric pneumatosis (Fig. 1).
Computed tomography scan of the abdomen showing resolution of the gastric pneumatosis after 4 days.
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After four days from the first CT scan, a CT angiography of the abdomen with contrast was obtained to evaluate for vascular patency which revealed patent celiac trunk and resolution of her gastric pneumatosis (Fig. 2).
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Non-contrast computed tomography scan on presentation revealing gastric pneumotosis and extensive portal venous gas.
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CT scan of the abdomen without contrast revealed gastric pneumatosis with portal venous gas throughout the liver (Fig. 3).
Computed tomography scan of the abdomen with contrast three days after the first scan showing resolution of the gastric pneumatosis and portal venous gas.
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Three days after admission, a repeat CT scan of the abdomen with contrast was obtained which showed resolution of the gastric pneumatosis and portal venous gas (Fig. 4).
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Computed tomography scan of the abdomen (lung window) showing extensive gastric pneumatosis and free intraperitoneal air superior to the liver (circle).
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CT scan of the abdomen with contrast revealed gastric pneumatosis with free intraperitoneal air (Fig. 5).