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Fig. 1A 87-year-old man on anticoagulation medication for pulmonary emboli but without known colonic disease underwent CT colonography with automatic followed by manual insufflation. Supine axial CT colonography image shows normal-appearing cecum and periappendiceal tissues without evidence of perforation following conversion to manual insufflation.





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