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Fig. 3. —52-year-old woman with aortic bleeding. CT scan at level of lower poles of kidneys shows hemorrhage in anterior interfascial plane (straight open arrow), posterior interfascial plane (curved solid arrow), and lateroconal interfascial plane (curved open arrow). These collections meet at fascial trifurcation (straight solid arrow).