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Fig. 5. —Overlap in wall thickness and pericolic infiltration between diverticulitis and colonic carcinoma. Thin-section axial CT scan of 61-year old man with ascending colonic carcinoma shows similar thickness of involved colonic wall and more pericolic infiltration than that in Figure 3. Note loss of layered enhancement pattern as result of enhancement of tumor involving colonic wall (solid arrows) and engorged mesenteric vessels (open arrow).

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