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From the case:
Fat halo in normal terminal ileum
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Selected axial and coronal images from a non-contrast CT demonstrate normal submucosal fat halo in the terminal ileum.
Case Discussion
Asymptomatic patient with renal calculus CT KUB (not shown) with a normal fat halo of the terminal ileum and ileocecal valve. Submucosal fatty metaplasia elsewhere is seen in chronic inflammation.