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Fig. 5D. —Abdominal CT scans obtained after IV injection of contrast
medium via right common femoral vein in 27-year-old man who sustained
abdominal trauma during car crash. Images at levels superior to B show
progressively thickened but normally attenuated right hemidiaphragm
(arrows).
