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A coronal section of the CT scan showing the caecum (C) herniating through the foramen of Winslow (arrow), lying below the stomach (S).
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Figure 1 shows a coronal section of the CT scan.
An axial section of the CT scan showing the caecum (C) behind the stomach (S).
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An axial view is shown in Figure 2, where the caecum is located behind the stomach.
A picture of the resected right colon.
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The caecum showed evidence of ischaemia and necrosis, but there was no abdominal contamination (Figure 3).