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Abdominal Contamination Following Pyloric Ulcer Perforation

ID: exh82121
It includes two images. The first is an anterior abdominal figure based off the 42802B image, with a puncture in the stomach near the pyloric sphincter, arrows and green fluid indicating the flow of gastric fluid, and arrows and a sliver of gaseous texture to depict the trapped air between the left lobe of the liver and diaphragm. The second image is a zoomed inset to better show the perforation in the pyloric region of the stomach.
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