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Fig. 2B. —Acute appendicitis readily diagnosed in 24-year-old man using all CT techniques but not identified on sonography. Minimal periappendiceal inflammatory stranding is present on all CT images. Abdominopelvic CT scans show equivocal cecal apical thickening (arrowhead, B) and appendicolith (arrow, C) that is less conspicuous.

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