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Peroperative and postresection images of the lesions.
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The patient in whom performed endoscopic interventions detected nothing pathological underwent computed tomography (CT) which demonstrated semisolid mass lesions with lobulated margins and necrotic centers, which were 3 cm in the middle of the abdomen, 5 cm in the left upper quadrant, 5 cm in mesentery adjacent to superior mesenteric artery, and 6 cm in the right lower quadrant (Figure 1).
Computed tomography images of the lesions.
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Abdominal exploration revealed semisolid mass lesions which were related to intestines, had lobulated margins, and were measured as 4, 5, and 6 cm, being 80, 100, and 180 cm away from treitz ligament, respectively (Figure 2).