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Thoracic radiography with pneumoperitoneum
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WBC 7300, Plat 112000. CRP 1.81mg/dl). We started the approach by asking a thoracic radiography that showed a pneumoperitoneum (Figure 1, Figure 2).
Abdominal radiography with pneumoperitoneum
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WBC 7300, Plat 112000. CRP 1.81mg/dl). We started the approach by asking a thoracic radiography that showed a pneumoperitoneum (Figure 1, Figure 2).
CT scan showing intra-peritoneal fluid pneumoperitoneum and bowel perforation
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In the same exam we found a small "collection of enteric fluid" (Figure 3, Figure 4).
CT scan showing bowel thickening
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In the same exam we found a small "collection of enteric fluid" (Figure 3, Figure 4).
Bowel perforations at surgery
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These aspects should be contextualized with the clinic, imaging and systemic study of the patient but are suggestive of Behcet's syndrome (ischemic ulcerations)" (Figure 5).