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Blush from short gastric arteries on angiography.
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She subsequently underwent an angiography with interventional radiology (Figures 1-3).
Bleeding from patient's Dieulafoy's lesion on endoscopy.
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She subsequently underwent an angiography with interventional radiology (Figures 1-3).
Hemoclips placed during endoscopy.
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She subsequently underwent an angiography with interventional radiology (Figures 1-3).
Blush from LGA on angiography.
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Patient then underwent an angiography and her left gastric artery was embolized with Gelfoam (Pfizer, New York, NY, USA) and coil embolization (Figure 4).
CT showing extraluminal gas around lesser curvature of stomach suspicious for perforated stomach.
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CT scan was performed and suspicious for a perforation around her previous wedge resection (Figure 5).
Endoscopy showing perforated gastric lumen.
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Patient's upper endoscopy perforation of the gastric body was identified (Figure 6).
Timeline of major events for patient during the hospital stay.
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She was maintained on a liquid diet for 2 weeks and has recovered well postoperatively (Figure 7).