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Fig. 5. —Transverse CT scan obtained with oral and IV contrast media
in 33-year-old woman with major burns shows fluid and edema in small-bowel
mesentery, predominantly at root of mesentery (arrow). Prominent
enhancement of bowel mucosa, likely caused by hypoperfusion, is also
present.
