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Fig. 5B. —31-year-old woman with periumbilical pain and fever. Coronal CT reformation of MDCT scan reveals enlarged lymph nodes (arrowheads) along ileocolic veins that are more conspicuous in coronal than in axial plane. Note thickened ascending colon (white arrow). On colonoscopy, acute colitis was identified, which was likely cause of adenitis. Note respiratory motion artifact (black arrows) along both sides of diaphragm.