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PMC5475435_02
Initial CXR after referral to our services. Right hemithorax almost totally opacified with an unusual patterned appearance to the opacity.
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F1
At presentation to our service, his chest radiograph and computed tomography were significantly abnormal with gross distension of the stomach and a giant bezoar containing gas and food debris which had caused the unusual patterning seen on his chest radiographs (Figures 1 and 2).
Coronal section of chest CT scan. Gross distension of the stomach and a giant bezoar containing gas and food debris causing unusual patterning in the right hemithorax.
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F2
At presentation to our service, his chest radiograph and computed tomography were significantly abnormal with gross distension of the stomach and a giant bezoar containing gas and food debris which had caused the unusual patterning seen on his chest radiographs (Figures 1 and 2).
Most recent CXR post-surgery. The neo-esophagus is apparent at the right mediastinal border.
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F3
His most recent chest radiograph has markedly improved (see Figure 3).