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Fig. 3. —Sagittal T2-weighted fast spin-echo image obtained in
55-year-old woman with rectal carcinoma shows perforation of rectal tumor.
High-signal-intensity fluid is seen in retrorectal space (white
arrow). Presacral fascia (black arrow) forms posterior wall of
fluid collection.
