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Fig. 10B. —52-year-old woman with abdominal pain and fever 4 days after bypass surgery. Intraabdominal abscess was detected at imaging. Unenhanced transverse CT scan shows large fluid collection (Ab) adjacent to gastrojejunal anastomosis (arrowhead). Only by following anatomy on sequential images (not shown) could abscess be distinguished from excluded stomach.