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Fig. 3A. —73-year-old woman. Supine scan is typical image of nontagged
feces 6 mm or greater in transverse colon, presenting as rounded opacity with
hyperdense peripheral ring and hypodense center and floating in small pool of
barium in dependent part of transverse colon (thick arrow). Efficient
tagging of fluid is seen in both descending (thin arrows) and
ascending colon with some layering at this level (arrowheads).
