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Abdominal radiography revealed dilatation of small and large intestine in recumbent (A) and upright (B) view.
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Abdominal radiography showed ileus with dilatation of both small and large bowel (Fig. 1).
Sagittal (A), axial (B), and coronal (C) CT scan views showed the same findings as shown in radiography.
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Due to suspicion of infection, computed tomography (CT) scan was obtained showing a diffusely thickened bowel wall, generalized small and large bowel dilatation, and ascites at the cul-de-sac (Fig. 2).
Gross findings as generalized serosal micro-nodules was consistent with TBP.
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Interestingly, there were multiple small nodules at the serosa of small and large intestine, mesentery, parietal peritoneum, and cul-de-sac (Fig. 3).