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Fig. 10. —40-year-old man with acute right lower quadrant pain. Axial CT scan shows fat (asterisks) and soft-tissue mass (M) within loop of right colon with thickened wall (open arrows). Fat stranding (solid arrows) is noted surrounding this loop of bowel. Surgery confirmed colocolic intussusception with bowel ischemia and found that lead point was Burkitt lymphoma.