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An abdominal CT was obtained with iodinated contrast injected through the peritoneal catheter (CT peritoneography). The exam revealed a good diffusion of contrast, with no images of leak or abdominal collections.
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A CT peritoneography (Fig. 1) was obtained to search for an abdominal leak.
A lumbar radiography showed diffuse peritoneal calcification, most evident in the lower abdomen.
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A plain lumbar radiography (Fig. 2) showed diffuse peritoneal calcification, most evident in the lower abdomen.
The abdominal CT without contrast revealed extensive visceral (arrows in a) and parietal peritoneal calcification (arrowheads in a) with areas of focal thickening in the pelvic peritoneum (arrowheads in c).
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