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Fig. 4B —50-year-old woman with active hemorrhage at cecum after polyp
removal at colonoscopy. Patient was taken straight to angiography after CT,
and bleed was successfully embolized. Contrast-enhanced axial MDCT image
through level of cecum shows that intraluminal contrast material appears
relatively dilute (arrow). CT was interpreted prospectively as
negative.
