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Fig. 9. —50-year-old woman with nonbilious emesis and colicky abdominal pain. Coronal reformation of MDCT scan obtained with oral contrast material shows dilated and thick-walled bowel (arrows) in mid abdomen. Other loops of bowel are normal and filled with contrast material. Note loculated right subphrenic fluid (arrowheads). At exploratory laparotomy, ischemic bowel (caused by closed-loop obstruction from volvulus) was resected.