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- Figure 1.
A thin, translucent membrane encased the small bowel from the ligament of Treitz to the terminal ileum.
- Figure 2.
A Meckel diverticulum was observed in the distal ileum. The apex of the diverticulum was tethered to the small bowel mesentery by a mesodiverticular band.
- Figure 3.
Computed tomography shows the small bowel abnormally localized in the upper left portion of the abdomen. An appreciable thin membrane, denoted by an arrow, surrounds the small bowel, representing the peritoneal encapsulation.
- Figure 4.
The distal ileum makes a sharp turn, and an appreciable transition point is at what appears to be the point of egress from the accessory peritoneal membrane. The decompressed distal bowel is indicated by an arrow.
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