Presentation
The patient presented with blunt abdominal pain in the central abdomen, propagating into the lower abdomen. She noticed a small amount of blood in stool day before the exam.
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Unexpected colitis of the descending colon
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The whole descending colon has wall thickening with hazy surrounding fat tissue, indicative of colitis.
Horseshoe kidney.
From the case:
Unexpected colitis of the descending colon
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Ultrasound examination revealed thickened, a hyperemic wall of descending colon, with reduced peristalsis.
Horseshoe kidney.