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Fig. 8. —Hemoperitoneum in 47-year-old man with intramural hemorrhage. Patient was taking anticoagulation medication and had elevated international normalized ratio. Axial CT scan obtained with IV and oral contrast materials at level of jejunum shows abnormal mural thickening with target sign (thick arrow). Associated hemoperitoneum (thin arrow) is also seen.