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Fig. 2B. —89-year-old woman with flattened inferior vena cava at first three of four levels and normal blood pressure. Patient was imaged for epigastric pain and was found to have sigmoid diverticulitis. Craniocaudal extent of flattened inferior vena cava was approximately 10 cm. CT scan at level just below renal veins shows flattened inferior vena cava (arrows), with ratio of maximal transverse (3.6-cm)-to-anteroposterior (0.6-cm) dimension of 6:1.





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