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Fig. 9. —25-year-old woman who had undergone cholecystectomy and presented with abdominal pain. On contrast-enhanced CT scan, area of increased density (arrow) presumably caused by artifact is seen in hypoattenuating bile, a finding that is suggestive of stone and led to false-positive diagnosis. On ERCP images (not shown), no stone was identified.