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Coronal reformats of an abdominal CT scan performed with IV, oral, and rectal contrast. (A) An arrowhead demonstrates distal ileum wall thickening and an arrow demonstrates terminal ileum distention with fecalized contents. A small amount of free fluid is visible in the mesentery. (B-C) Arrows demonstrate fecalization of the distal and terminal ileum. (D-F) Arrows demonstrate a mass with a lamellated appearance and mottled gas density within the cecum. Adjacent fat stranding and free fluid within the right lower quadrant are delineated by an arrowhead.
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This demonstrated wall thickening of the distal ileum and distention of the terminal ileum (Figs. 1A, 2). A lamellated-appearing mass containing mottled gas density was visible within the cecum, along with a small amount of fluid in the mesentery and right lower quadrant (Fig. 1A-F, Fig. 3).
Axial slice of an abdominal CT scan performed with IV, oral, and rectal contrast demonstrates distention and fecalization of the terminal ileum as well as mild associated mesenteric fat stranding.
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This demonstrated wall thickening of the distal ileum and distention of the terminal ileum (Figs. 1A, 2).