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Fig. 1D —Inverted appendiceal stump in 63-year-old asymptomatic woman
referred to CT colonography (CTC) for routine colorectal cancer screening.
Digital photograph from optical colonoscopy performed same day as CTC shows
same cecal lesion. Given endoscopic appearance, an inverted appendiceal stump
was favored, which was further supported by biopsies that were negative for
neoplasm.
