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Fig. 10A —66-year-old woman with diagnosis of ischemic bowel. Axial contrast-enhanced CT scan through mid abdomen shows multiple dilated air- and fluid-filled loops of small bowel. There is evidence of pneumatosis intestinalis and lack of bowel wall enhancement (thin arrow) as compared with normally enhancing loop (thick arrow). Also seen is intraperitoneal free fluid (arrowhead). Round radiodensity seen in one loop of small bowel is surgical drain.