Fig. 1.

Coronal (A) and transaxial (B) CT scan after intravenous contrast media administration. In gastric meso-hypogastrium evidence of a small bowel loop with considerably thickened walls extending for 170 mm at least along the main axis of the loop, causing stenosis of the lumen, with inhomogeneous contrast enhancement (red lines). This thickening does not present a clear separation from the bladder dome caudally, with the cecum on the right, with the abdominal wall anteriorly, with the intestine cranially. Multiple lymphadenopathies are found in mesenteric fat. (Color version of figure is available online).