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Fig. 2 —42-year-old man with dropped appendicolith after open
appendectomy. Contrast-enhanced CT scan obtained 14 days after surgery because
of increasing right lower quadrant pain and elevated WBC count shows right
lower quadrant abscess (arrow) with calcified appendicolith
(arrowhead). Surgical drainage was performed, and patient made full
recovery.
