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Fig. 1C —Inverted appendiceal stump in 63-year-old asymptomatic woman
referred to CT colonography (CTC) for routine colorectal cancer screening.
Prone transverse (B) and coronal (C) 2D images from CTC confirm
pedunculated lesion (arrow) detected on 3D view and show its
soft-tissue composition. Lesion is located at or near appendectomy site, but
this does not completely exclude possibility of neoplasm.
