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Axial ultrasonographic image demonstrates a gallbladder gallstone (black arrow) without signs of acute cholecystitis.
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An abdominal US confirmed the presence of gallbladder gallstones, however, without signs of acute cholecystitis (fig. 1).
Axial ultrasonographic image shows the presence of an ill-defined hypoechogenic lesion (black arrow) next to the gastric antrum.
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The US also revealed the presence of an ill-defined hypoechogenic lesion, next to the gastric antrum (fig. 2).
Axial pre- and postcontrast CT of the upper abdomen revealing a hyperdense linear image (white arrow) enclosed in an abscess (white arrowheads) in contact with abdominal and gastric walls.
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