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Fig. 8B. —Comparison of portable and stationary CT scans in 80-year-old woman
with pseudomembranous colitis. Stationary CT scan obtained 4 days after
portable CT scan (A) shows layering hematocrit (open arrow)
and marked progression of mural abnormality (solid arrows). Patient
underwent colectomy for toxic megacolon.
