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Fig. 7 —34-year-old woman with nonmucinous carcinoma in proximal ascending colon. CT scan shows bowel-wall thickening is relatively homogeneous and greater than that of normal bowel wall. Hypoattenuated area is less than one third of tumor. Pericolic fat infiltrations with small regional lymph nodes are also noted (arrows).