Flow diagram for evaluating the patient with possible small bowel ischemia. CT scan of patient with small bowel ischemia showing bowel wall thickening.Reprinted with permission from Pablo R.

CT scan of her abdomen performed on admission ... The D1 perforation was repaired using an omental patch, and the ischemic bowel wrapped in warm saline-soaked packs, with minimal benefit.

She then passed "frothy blood" in the bathroom and knew something was seriously wrong so rushed to hospital, where a CT scan showed ... a condition called mesenteric ischemia.

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which corroborates further the case against bowel ischemia as possible etiology of lactic acidosis in this case. Similarly, although hypoxemia could be linked to lactic acidosis, CT of the thorax ...

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