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Preoperative computed tomography scan showing increased density of the omentum mesenteric fat and pneumoperitoneum.
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A computed tomogram of the abdomen showed an increased-density area on the mesenteric fat close to the alimentary limb of the bypass, as well as several gas bubbles surrounding the jejunal loop (Figure 1).
Surgical specimen. a. Multiple diverticular orifices. b. Perforated diverticulum (right arrow) and hemorrhagic diverticulum (left arrow).
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Pathologic evaluation of the resected jejunum was suggestive of various diverticula in the intestinal mesenteric border with signs of perforation and hematoma (Figure 2).
Upper gastrointestinal series with multiple jejunal diverticula present.
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A barium swallow study after surgery confirmed the presence of multiple small bowel diverticula (Figure 3).