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Obstructive lesion in terminal ileum and proximal dilatation on abdominal CT.
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On abdomen computed tomography (CT), there was a dilatation in the small intestine at the level of terminal ileum, and there was an obliterating lesion at terminal ileum (Figure 1).
GP's appearance in an enterotomy-applied ileum during operation.
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The removed mass was detected as a sponge by enterotomy (Figures 2 and 3).
An opened form of sponge extracted from ileum.
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The removed mass was detected as a sponge by enterotomy (Figures 2 and 3).