Abstract

Awareness needs to be increased regarding the consideration of ischaemic gastropathy as a differential diagnosis.A patient without a history of vascular compromise could have a diagnosis of ischaemic gastropathy.This is possibly the first noted case of ischaemic gastropathy occurring after an appendectomy, which is complicated by gram-negative bacteraemia and haemodynamic instability.

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