Acute gastric volvulus combined with pneumatosis coli rupture misdiagnosed as gastric volvulus with perforation: A case report

Figure 5 Abdominal enhanced computed tomography examination. A: Shows the disappearance of free air in the abdominal cavity (purple arrows), improvement of gastric dilatation, normal gastric morphology (blue arrows), and return of the spleen to a normal anatomical position (orange arrows); B: Shows no thickened mass in the gastric wall (blue arrows) and normal pancreatic morphology (green arrows); C-F: Multiple cases of subserosal pneumatosis in the colon (orange arrows) with intact continuity of the bowel wall (white arrows).