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Fig. 10. —Portable CT scan obtained without IV contrast material in
50-year-old man with cardiac failure shows intraaortic balloon pump in lumen
of aorta (straight arrow). Note typical fan-shaped artifact from
intraaortic balloon pump (curved arrows). Gas bubble in ascites,
anterior to liver, was introduced during recent paracentesis.
