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Fig. 1. 26-year-old woman in 11th week of pregnancy with right lower
quadrant pain and clinical suspicion of appendicitis. Coronal T2-weighted
image shows inflamed appendix (arrow). At base of appendix, rounded
intraluminal structure without signal intensity (white arrowhead) is
seen, representing appendicolith, which was confirmed by surgery and
pathology. Fetus (black arrowheads) is clearly visible.