Presentation
Abdominal pain
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Female
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There is increased density of the pericolic fat in relation to multiple diverticula at proximal sigmoid and distal descending colon. Posteromedially, there is a 2 cm extraluminal gas with some further peripheral fat stranding. It appears to displace the bowel lumen anterolaterally and likely represents a contained perforation. Alternatively it may represent a particularly large diverticulum. No collections and no free intra-abdominal gas.
Case Discussion
Images consistent with an acute diverticulitis.
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