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Chest x-ray showed significant bilateral pneumoperitoneum with notice of the gastric band.
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Chest x-ray showed significant bilateral pneumoperitoneum with notice of the gastric band (Fig. 1).
X-ray abdomen (one shout) erect view with oral gastrografin outlined the stomach and duodenum with huge dilated funds and proximal body of stomach proximally to the site of a gastric band which is displaced downward, with no leak.
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The x-ray abdomen outlined the stomach and duodenum with huge dilated funds and proximal body of stomach proximally to the site of a gastric band which is displaced downward, with no leak (Fig. 2).
A subsequent Multi Sequential Multiplanar (MRI) of abdomen confirmed gastric band migrated inferiorly causing dilating of stomach funds with small erosions.
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Large pneumoperitoneum was noted (Fig. 3).
The upper gastrointestinal endoscopy done in private hospital showed completely eroded band through the gastric wall, located almost intraluminal. Also, the scope could not pass beyond the band Zone.
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Also, the scope could not pass beyond the band Zone (Fig. 4).