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Fig. 5 

From: Successful treatment of nonocclusive mesenteric ischemia in a reconstructed jejunum after esophagectomy and remnant gastric tube resection: a case report

Fig. 5 

Findings of follow-up esophagogastroduodenoscopy at 20 days after treatment initiation. A Abnormal changes, including mucosal damage, and the stricture were not observed at the remnant esophagus and esophago-jejunal anastomosis. B Apparent improvement of the necrotic change at the most oral side of the reconstructed jejunum was observed. C Segmental mucosal necrotic change in the reconstructed jejunum that was elevated in the thoracic cavity improved. D Ischemic change at the esophageal hiatus also tended to improve and no ischemic changes were seen in the reconstructed jejunum in the abdominal cavity throughout the treatment course

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