Presentation
C/o pain in right hypochondrium. H/o cholecystectomy 2 months back.
Patient Data
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Contrast CT abdomen scan reveals a relatively well-circumscribed heterogenous lesion with multiple air foci within in subhepatic region closely abutting gall bladder fossa and displacing antro-pyloric region of the stomach. There are mild
Mild circumferential wall thickening of ascending colon, cecum and transverse colon- suggesting inflammation.
Case Discussion
This case demonstrates the typical