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A 56-year-old man underwent a colonoscopy for complaints of crampy upper abdominal pain. A mucosal bulge was noted in the proximal transverse colon.
A closer view of the lesion revealed a smooth, soft bulge with intact overlying mucosa.
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A localizing X-ray shows the tip of the colonoscope in a redundant pendulous loop of proximal transverse colon.
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