The Buried Bumper Syndrome: External Bumper Extraction after Radial Mini Incisions and Replacement through an Adjacent Tract

<div>Abdominal computed tomography revealed the internal bumper buried in the gastric wall (yellow arrows) but without subcutaneous tissue or intra-abdominal infection.</div>

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Figure 1: The Buried Bumper Syndrome: External Bumper Extraction after Radial Mini Incisions and Replacement through an Adjacent Tract 