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Free subdiaphragmatic extr luminal air and distended small bowel shadow in erect chest X-ray (a) and supine abdominal X-ray (b).
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Abdominal radiograph revealed free air under the diaphragm with gaseous generalized bowel distension as shown in Figure 1.
D1 perforation at laparotomy.
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The findings were of generalized peritoneal contamination secondary to a perforated ulcer measuring 2 x 3 mm over the anterior surface of D1 as shown in Figure 2.
Subhepatic drain (right) and feeding jejunostomy tube (left) at follow-up.
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She had a slow but a steady recovery and was discharged on day 11 with FJ as shown in Figure 3.