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Fig. 4 —82-year-old man with normal appendix with complication of enteritis
(a case in complicated-normal-appendix group). Contrast-enhanced CT scan at
cecal level shows fluid collection in appendix (maximum depth of intraluminal
appendiceal fluid greater than 2.6 mm) (arrow), presence of
appendiceal wall enhancement, and maximum appendiceal diameter greater than 6
mm. In addition, large fluid collection in cecum (28 mm in depth)
(arrowheads) is also seen. This intraluminal appendiceal fluid
collection may be caused by hydrostatic pressure of prominent intraluminal
fluid of cecum.
