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Axial CT scan shows large intra-abdominal mass corresponding to a gastric balloon compressing the inferior vena cava.
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The abdominal CT scan and lumbar MRI showed a voluminous gastric mass attributed to the gastric balloon that compressed the IVC [Figures 1-3].
T2-weighted sagittal MRI (a and b) shows enlarged lumbar epidural plexus (white arrows).
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The abdominal CT scan and lumbar MRI showed a voluminous gastric mass attributed to the gastric balloon that compressed the IVC [Figures 1-3].
T2-weighted axial MRI (a-d) shows enlarged lumbar epidural plexus (white arrows) compressing the nerves roots through the foramina.
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The abdominal CT scan and lumbar MRI showed a voluminous gastric mass attributed to the gastric balloon that compressed the IVC [Figures 1-3].