PMC9617720_01
Band of omentum adhered to small bowel mesentery causing SBO.
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Operative findings were of dilated loops of small bowel with a band adhesion caused by the omentum adhered to small bowel mesentery (Figure 1).
Perihepatic adhesions above the left and right lobes of the liver, consistent with Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome.
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There were also nonobstructing inflammatory adhesions between small bowel loops in the pelvis and perihepatic adhesions involving the left and right lobes of the liver (Figure 2).
Dark macular lesion on the right abdominal wall.
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Additionally, there were macular lesions on the right abdominal wall and pelvic sidewall (Figure 3) and mixed dark and clear vesicular lesions on the small bowel mesentery.