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CT scan of the abdomen showing enterolith in a dilated small bowel segment (yellow arrowhead). Multiple small bowel diverticula are also seen (red arrowhead).
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A contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CECT) scan of the abdomen with oral negative contrast revealed multiple dilated small bowel loops measuring 4 cm in maximum calibre with air-fluid levels and a suspected transition zone at mid/distal jejunal loops along with an enterolith measuring 1.5x2.2 cm floating in the bowel lumen near the transition zone (Figure 1).
Barium meal follow-through in the follow-up period indicates no evidence of bowel obstruction and absence of enterolith. Multiple small bowel diverticula are noted (Orange arrowhead).
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A follow-up barium meal follow-through did not reveal any bowel stenosis, but multiple jejunal and ileal diverticulosis were noted (Figure 2).