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Fig. 2C —34-year-old man with polycythemia vera, factor II deficiency,
and spherocytosis. Patient presented with abdominal pain. MDCT with only oral
contrast administration was performed. Small-bowel series was also performed
(not shown), which showed no evidence of intussusception. Patient was treated
conservatively, and his symptoms resolved. Axial image from repeat CT 2 days
after A and B shows resolution of intussusception.
