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  • Radiopaedia case ID: 47877
  • Study ID: 52638
  • Image ID: 24989119
  • Plane projection: Axial
  • Modality: CT
  • System: Gastrointestinal
  • Findings: Sonographic images show target sign of inflamed retro cecal appendix with peri-appendicular hyperemia. There is also diffuse edematous thickened wall of both cecum and ileum. A picture suggesting inflamed appendix on top of ileocecal inflammatory process.
  • Study findings: Ileocecal wall thickening and inflamed, there is also regional mesenteric fat stranding and multiple small regional mesenteric lymphadenitis. The appendix did not fill with oral contrast may be related to sever wall edema of ileocecal valve region. But it was retrocecal and lateral on ultrasound. There is also a gall bladder stone as an incidental finding.
  • Author location: Chicago, United States
Date 06 Sep 2016
Source Appendiceal Crohn’s disease
Author Mohamed El Deen
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