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Fig. 5. —Small-bowel obstruction due to adhesion in 58-year-old man (patient 26 in Table 1). Coronal reformatted image shows progressive increase in density of particulatelike material ("small-bowel feces" sign) within obstructed small-bowel loop up to point of transition (arrow). In more proximal small bowel, intraluminal content is fluid (arrowhead).