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Coronal contrast-enhanced computed tomography scan of the abdomen and pelvis, performed in the first week following revascularization, demonstrating gastric dilatation to the level of the mid-duodenum and a non-obstructed decompressed small bowel
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CT scan showed gastric dilatation to the level of the mid-duodenum and a non-obstructed decompressed small bowel (Fig. 1); in comparison, a CT scan performed two months prior to surgery showed a normal-sized stomach.
Coronal contrast-enhanced computed tomography scan of the abdomen and pelvis, performed three weeks after revascularization, demonstrating persistent gastric dilatation
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A repeat CTA scan revealed persistent gastric dilatation; the SMA and common hepatic artery grafts were patent (Fig. 2).