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Fig. 11A. —68-year-old woman with abdominal pain and fever who was
treated with antibiotics for 2 weeks. Axial CT scan shows thickened right and
left colon (open arrows) consistent with pseudomembranous colitis in
this clinical setting. Slightly enlarged appendix with mild wall enhancement
and periappendiceal stranding is noted (solid arrows). Coincident
acute appendicitis cannot be excluded on basis of imaging findings.
