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Computed tomography scan showed a hyperdense linear foreign body which penetrated through the posterior wall of the gastric antrum and embedded in the pancreas.
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Abdominal computed tomography (CT) revealed a linear, hyperdense, foreign body that perforated the stomach's posterior wall and was embedded in the pancreas (Figure 1).
Operative findings. (A) A linear, hard, metallic wire was found in the adhesive tissue between the gastric antrum and the pancreatic body. (B) Removal of metallic wire.
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A foreign metallic wire spanning from the posterior of a lesser curvature of the stomach to the head and body of pancreas was visualized (Figure 2).
A metallic wire of length 3 cm was extracted from the stomach and pancreas.
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The metallic wire was (3 cm) removed from the abdomen (Figure 3).