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Appearance of the stomach after exposing the posterior wall.
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The gangrenous portion was resected, and repair was done in two layers using Conell and Lambert suture techniques (Figures 1 and 2).
Excision of the necrotic portion of the stomach.
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The gangrenous portion was resected, and repair was done in two layers using Conell and Lambert suture techniques (Figures 1 and 2).
(a, b) Histopathological micrographs of partial gastrectomy tissues.
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The partial gastrectomy specimen for histopathology looks gangrenous with patchy areas of fibrinoid exudates on gross sections which show dark brown appearance (Figure 3). There was no atypia (Figure 3).