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Fig. 10B —27-year-old man with acute intestinal obstruction. Thin-slice
volume-rendered image shows suspicious multifocal stenotic segments
(arrows) along small intestine. Tentative diagnosis based on CT scan
was low-grade small-bowel obstruction of unknown cause due to nonspecific
findings. However, cause of small-bowel obstruction proved to be persimmon
bezoar that was extracted just before CT. No abnormal small-intestine findings
were detected on small-bowel follow-through examination 3 months later (not
shown).
