Presentation
Nonspecific epigastric pain. History of prior abdominal surgery.
Patient Data
Age: 50-60Y
Gender: Male
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There is a ~2 cm diverticular outpouching a little less than 2 feet from the terminal ileum, compatible with a Meckel diverticulum. The terminal ileum has a normal single contrast appearance. The small bowel was otherwise normal.
Case Discussion
The patient's Meckel diverticulum was known from prior abdominal surgery.
Case thanks to Stephen Rubesin, MD.