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  • Radiopaedia case ID: 22893
  • Image ID: 3337221
  • Image stack position: 85/85
  • Aux modality: C+ portal venous phase
  • Study description: CT Abdomen and Pelvis
  • Modality: CT
  • System: Gastrointestinal
  • Findings: A collection with irregular enhancing walls is seen in the right iliac fossa surrounded by multiple bowel loops. Gas bubbles and an appendicolith are noted within. A cecal appendix is identified, reaching a diameter of 15 mm, and accompanied by inflammatory changes in the adjacent adipose tissue. Remaining small bowel and large bowel loops have a regular parietal enhancement pattern and normal wall thickness. There are also changes from previous resection of a pancreatic cyst. The uterus is of normal morphology according to the patient's age. Two bilateral unilocular adnexal cystic lesions measuring 2.9 cm - 3.3 cm right and left, likely functional.
Date Published: 2nd May 2013
Source https://radiopaedia.org/cases/appendicular-abscess-1
Author David Cuete
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