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    SubjectsAnatomyNormal Erect Abdomen — Air Fluid Levels
    Pre-clinicalAnatomy

    Normal Erect Abdomen — Air Fluid Levels

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    An erect abdominal X-ray of a 58-year-old man with acute peritonitis is reviewed. The structure marked **A** (right and left hemidiaphragms) shows no free air below either hemidiaphragm. However, a supine view reveals both sides of a small bowel loop wall are clearly visible, with the falciform ligament outlined. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

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