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Fig. 1A. Recurrent rectal carcinoma in 35-year-old man. CT scan of lower
pelvis shows prominent presacral soft tissue (solid arrow), which was
subsequently confirmed as recurrent tumor. Note enlarged prostate gland with
irregular margins (open arrow), which is suggestive of prostatitis. B
= bladder.
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