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Fig. 7C —Blind pouch. Axial CT images of mid abdomen 10 months after multiple enteric resections for gastrointestinal stromal tumor in 51-year-old woman show right (white arrows) and left (black straight arrow, C) blind pouches. These are adjacent to surgical clips (arrowheads). There is no obstruction of proximal or intervening small bowel (curved arrows). CT findings are fairly characteristic and should not be mistaken for abscess or small-bowel obstruction. S = stomach.