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Fig. 2B. —19-year-old woman who presented in emergency department reporting 10 hr of increasing cramping pain radiating to right lower quadrant. Coronal reformation of MDCT scan shows portion of normal contrast-filled appendix (arrows), adjacent to gas-filled sigmoid colon. Appendix has no wall thickening or adjacent inflammation. In this patient, coronal reformations aided in identification of normal appendix, and acute appendicitis could be ruled out with high degree of confidence.