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Fig. 6B. —39-year-old woman with acute right lower quadrant pain. Axial CT scan obtained inferior to A shows fat stranding (arrows) medial to cecum (C). Mildly thickened terminal ileum (asterisk) is identified lateral to uterus (U). On basis of CT findings, diagnosis of acute appendicitis was raised, although appendix was not detected. Normal appendix and endometriosis of terminal ileum were detected at surgery.