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Fig. 1B. —80-year-old woman who presented with small-bowel obstruction and herniation of small-bowel loops in pouch of Douglas. CT scan obtained at level of pelvic floor shows cluster of collapsed small-bowel loops (arrows) in peritoneal pocket below pouch of Douglas between rectum (arrowhead) and uterine cervix (star).





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