Figure Legends
Figure 1 a-b: a: Tree and fruit of oleaster-leafed pear (Pyrus
elaeagnifolia Pall .). b: Ripened fruits.
Figure 2 a-c: a: Air-fluid levels following wild pear consumption in a
patient with a history of operation due to peptic ulcer perforation 30
years ago. b: Dilated small-bowel loops and collapsed ascending colon
segment due to wild pear in a patient who had undergone laparoscopic
cholecystectomy 11 years ago. Note that wild pear seeds seen in the
stomach (arrow). c: Dilated bowel loops in a patient who have no history
of abdominal operation or peritonitis.