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Dilated left-sided appendix (arrow) with wall enhancement was detected on axial image of abdominal CT with iv and orally administered contrast material.
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CT findings were compatible with acute appendicitis (Figure 1).
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Axial (A), sagittal (B) and coronal (C) images of abdominal CT with iv and oral contrast material show a dilated retrocecal appendix, 7 mm in diameter (arrow), accompannied by mesenteric fatty stranding and peritoneal thickening.
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CT with iv and oral contast was performed. CT scan showed a dilated retrocecally located appendix, with a diameter of 7 mm, acommpanied by adjacent mesenteric fatty stranding and thickening of the adjacent peritoneum (Figure 2).
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Non-contrast abdominal CT shows subhepatic, dilated appendix with wall thickening, intraluminal appendicolith, intramural air dansity, mesenteric fatty stranding, and peri-intestinal fluid (arrow).
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On CT images, subhepatic ascending dilated appendix with thickened wall and intraluminal appendicolith, acommpanied by mesenteric fatty stranding and intramural air was detected (Figure 3).
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Axial image of abdominal CT with iv and oral contrast material demonstrates dilated retrocecal (A) subhepatic ascending (B) appendix with wall enhancement, mesenteric fatty stranding. Coronal (B) and sagittal (C) images of subhepatic ascending appendicitis.
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CT scan demonstrated dilated retrocecal subhepatic ascending appendix with wall enhancement and mesenteric fatty stranding (Figure 4). CT findings were compatible with acute appendicitis as the pathology finding was compatible with supurative appendicitis.
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Abdominal CT with iv contrast shows intraperitoneal abdominal midline (B) appendix (arrow) descending back to the right lower quadrant (A) without inflammation findings.
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The appendix was found to be intraperitoneal and midline-located without inflammation findings (Figure 5).