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There is no sign of parenchymal organ or mesenteric injury, intraperitoneal free fluid or gas on axial images on the initial contrast-enhanced abdominal CT at the level of portal vein (A) and superior mesenteric vein branches (B).
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There was no intraabdominal free fluid or gas, mesenteric injury or parenchymal intraabdominal organ injury on abdominal CT images (Figure 1).
Axial images from the second contrast-enhanced abdominal CT scan show portal vein gas (thick arrow) and intraperitoneal free gas (long arrow) (A). Superior mesenteric vein gas (thick arrow) and pneumoperitoneum (long arrow) are seen (B).
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Jejunal dilatation, intestinal intramural gas, portomesenteric vein gas, intraperitoneal-extramural gas and intraabdominal fluid were detected on the second abdominal CT (Figures 2, 3).
Pneumoperitoneum (arrow) (A), jejunal dilatation and intramural air (arrow) are detected on axial images from the second contrast-enhanced abdominal CT (B).
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Jejunal dilatation, intestinal intramural gas, portomesenteric vein gas, intraperitoneal-extramural gas and intraabdominal fluid were detected on the second abdominal CT (Figures 2, 3).