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1 Bowel gas displacement II
Bowel gas displacement II. (A) A mass (arrows) arising from the pelvis displaces bowel gas superiorly. Bowel gas displacement II. (A) A mass (arrows) arising from the pelvis displaces bowel gas superiorly. (B) CT confirms this to be a large ovarian mass. (C,D) Massive hepatosplenomegaly (arrows) pushing the bowel gas inferiorly. This is confirmed on CT. Rachel E Musson et al. Postgrad Med J 2011;87: Copyright © The Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine. All rights reserved.

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