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(a) and (b) Contrast-enhanced CT revealing submassive thrombus in both pulmonary arteries (arrows); (c)-(e) contrast-enhanced CT revealing complete disappearance of the thrombus over a period of 3 months (arrows).
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Contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) revealed submassive thrombus in both pulmonary arteries (Figure 1(a) and (b)). A re-evaluation of the pulmonary embolism by contrast-enhanced CT performed 2 months after diagnosis revealed complete disappearance of the thrombus, allowing us to perform gastrectomy under general anesthesia (Figure 1(c)-(e)).
The entire circumference of the wall thickening at antrum to pyloric region of stomach (arrows).
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On examination of the digestive tract to determine the cause of anemia, advanced gastric cancer (pT3N1cM0, stage IIB) was detected (Figure 2).