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Appendicitis Caption: Picture 16. Appendicitis. Normal appendix. Contrast- enhanced fat-suppressed T1-weighted spin-echo coronal MRI shows mild enhancement in the unenlarged appendix, ileum (arrowhead), and cecum. View Full Size Image eMedicine Zoom View (Interactive!) Picture Type: MRI Caption: Picture 17. Appendicitis. Periappendiceal abscess. Contrast-enhanced fat-suppressed T1-weighted spin-echo coronal MRI shows fluid collections (long arrows) and a markedly enhanced pericecal area (short arrows). c=cecum; b=bladder. View Full Size Image eMedicine Zoom View (Interactive!) Picture Type: MRI Caption: Picture 18. Appendicitis. Normal appendix. Longitudinal ultrasonography shows compressible tubular structure with an outer diameter of less than 6 mm (arrows). A=Iliac artery; V=Iliac vein. View Full Size Image eMedicine Zoom View (Interactive!)
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Appendicitis
Caption: Picture 16. Appendicitis. Normal appendix. Contrast-enhanced fat-suppressed T1-weighted spin-echo coronal MRI shows mild enhancement in the unenlarged appendix, ileum (arrowhead), and cecum.
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eMedicine Zoom View (Interactive!)
Picture Type: MRICaption: Picture 17. Appendicitis. Periappendiceal abscess. Contrast-enhanced fat-suppressed T1-weighted spin-echo coronal MRI shows fluid collections (long arrows) and a markedly enhanced pericecal area (short arrows). c=cecum; b=bladder.
View Full Size Image
eMedicine Zoom View (Interactive!)
Picture Type: MRICaption: Picture 18. Appendicitis. Normal appendix. Longitudinal ultrasonography shows compressible tubular structure with an outer diameter of less than 6 mm (arrows). A=Iliac artery; V=Iliac vein.
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Picture Type: ImageCaption: Picture 19. A 15-year-old boy with suppurative appendicitis (same patient as Image 20). Aperistaltic, noncompressible, blind-ended, fluid-filled, tubular structure with distinct appendiceal wall layers (arrows) arising from the base of the cecum is observed on the longitudinal ultrasound image.
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Picture Type: ImageCaption: Picture 20. A 15-year-old boy with suppurative appendicitis (same patient as Image 19). Inflamed appendix with appendicoliths in the lumen (arrow) is observed on longitudinal view of a pathologic specimen.
