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Abdominal X-ray showing a coil fragment in the right lower quadrant.
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F1
The patient had an abdominal X-ray revealing a fragment of embolization coil in the right lower quadrant (fig. 1).
Abdominal/pelvic computed tomography confirming a coil fragment in the ascending colon.
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Abdominal/pelvic computed tomography with oral contrast revealed a migrated coil within the right colon (fig. 2).
Endoscopic view of coils eroding through the gastric wall.
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F3
This identified a large mucosal defect in the proximal stomach, with numerous coils extruding into the gastric lumen (fig. 3), consistent with a gastrosplenic artery fistula.