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Fig. 2B —83-year-old man with hemophilia and abdominal aortic aneurysm. Axial
contrast-enhanced CT images show left retroperitoneal hemorrhage is present,
but it is not contiguous to aortic aneurysm. Note hematocrit effect
(straight arrows) and active extravasation of contrast material
(curved arrow, A) distant from aorta, indicating coagulopathic
hemorrhage.
