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Atypical Biliary Colic: 22

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The lateral view of the rectum did not show a spastic segment suggestive of adult Hirschsprung’s disease. Consultation with gastroenterology and colorectal surgical specialists failed to result in a satisfying explanation of the findings and the patient’s persistent symptoms.      

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Atypical Biliary Colic: 23

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The patient was taken to the operating room where upper endoscopy was performed to rule out upper GI pathology before proceeding with laparoscopic cholecystectomy.       

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The esophagus, proximal stomach and antrum (shown) were normal.       

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