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Fig. 6 —31-year-old woman with acute onset of mid upper abdominal
pain and intestinal obstruction after blunt trauma. On volume-rendered image
after ingestion of diluted water-soluble oral contrast medium, abrupt luminal
narrowing (thin arrows) with distended proximal bowel loops is
clearly identified in duodenum (D). Adjacent perienteric hematoma (H) is also
shown with segmental duodenal wall thickening and perienteric infiltration
(arrowheads) indicating posttraumatic change. Opacification of distal
bowel loops also suggests incomplete bowel obstruction (thick arrow).
S = stomach.
