I would expect that if the stomach or intestine had ruptured, there would be more of a diffuse milky color throughout the entire abdominal cavity, rather than the high level of contrast in those bands.
My guess would be that the stomach is there, but that the pyloric sphincter (the muscle band at the bottom of the stomach that controls the amount of food that exits the stomach into the small intestine) is not fully functional. It looks like the milk isn't being slowed down at all on it's way through and the intestines are being literally flooded.
My guess would be that the stomach is there, but that the pyloric sphincter (the muscle band at the bottom of the stomach that controls the amount of food that exits the stomach into the small intestine) is not fully functional. It looks like the milk isn't being slowed down at all on it's way through and the intestines are being literally flooded.
