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Fig. 3A —56-year-old man with chronic diverticulitis who presented
with 3-month history of pencil-thin stool and rectal bleeding. Left posterior
oblique spot image from double-contrast barium enema examination shows
3-cm-long segment of narrowing in sigmoid colon with preserved but distorted
mucosal folds and relatively abrupt margins (arrows).
