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Fig. 11B. —59-year-old man with pain and fever 2 weeks after bypass surgery. Multiple abscesses, caused by leak, were successfully drained using percutaneous catheters. CT scan was obtained while large perihepatic collection was being drained, thus obviating surgery, with pigtail catheter (white arrow), which was placed using CT guidance. Second collection (C) is larger and was also drained using CT guidance (not shown). Black arrow indicates free intraperitoneal air.