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Fig. 2A. —57-year-old woman with acute diverticulitis of lower sigmoid colon. Transrectal sonogram shows thickened sigmoid colon with regular bowel wall layers (white arrows). Inflamed diverticulum contains shadowing fecalith (black arrows) that is centered in hyperechoic pericolic fat. Transabdominal sonography (not shown) gave false-negative interpretation.

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