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Fig. 1C. —62-year-old man with remote history of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma who presented with fever and chills. Lateral radiograph from barium small-bowel examination shows smooth blind-ended collection of barium (arrowheads) that corresponds to location and orientation of abnormal appendix seen on A and B. Finding was also seen on image from barium enema (not shown). Featureless aneurysmal appearance of lumen resembles that of small-bowel lymphoma.





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