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Fig. 4. —17-year-old girl with abdominal pain (false-positive). CT scan obtained with colonic contrast material and 5-mm collimation through lower abdomen and pelvis shows curved tubular structure adjacent to cecum (arrow) that was identified as likely appendix and that did not fill with contrast material. Findings were initially interpreted as positive for appendicitis, but patient had normal appendix at surgery.

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