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Fig. 6B —51-year-old man after lung transplant for cystic fibrosis.
Patient had free air on routine chest radiograph and no abdominal symptoms and
normal laboratory results—benign cause of pneumatosis intestinalis (PI).
Digital abdominal radiograph (A) and abdominal CT images (B and
C) show free air (arrows, A and B) and diffuse
linear PI of colon (arrowheads). Patient was observed and
discharged.
