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Fig. 7. —False-negative interpretation in 89-year-old woman with right lower quadrant pain. On axial contrast-enhanced CT scan, numerous asymmetrically dilated small-bowel loops are visible. Terminal ileum and cecum are poorly filled with contrast material. Periappendiceal abscess (arrows) was present but misinterpreted as base of unopacified cecum.