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CT abdomen shows narrowing of celiac axis beyond its origin
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F1
Contrast-enhanced computerised tomography (CECT) of the abdomen was done for recurrent pain in abdomen, which showed the compression of celiac axis with post-stenotic dilatation [Figures 1 and 2].
CT abdomen showing indentation of its superior surface suggestive of compression due to MAL
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F2
Contrast-enhanced computerised tomography (CECT) of the abdomen was done for recurrent pain in abdomen, which showed the compression of celiac axis with post-stenotic dilatation [Figures 1 and 2].
Oesophagus looped
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F3
Entire fibro-fatty tissue on either side of the celiac origin was removed to bare the celiac origin completely [Figures 3-5].
Inferior phrenic vein clipped and cut
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F4
Entire fibro-fatty tissue on either side of the celiac origin was removed to bare the celiac origin completely [Figures 3-5].
Entire celiac axis bared of all fibro-fatty tissue
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F5
Entire fibro-fatty tissue on either side of the celiac origin was removed to bare the celiac origin completely [Figures 3-5].
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