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Fig. 15. —Axial CT scan of 39-year-old woman, obtained 21 months after
Whipple procedure, shows distended loop of small bowel (black arrow).
Note adjacent surgical clips (white arrows). Proximal small bowel
(arrowhead) is not distended. Appearances are of blind pouch after
side-to-side jejunojejunostomy.
