Presentation
Left lower quadrant abdominal pain, mild fever. Mildly elevated white blood cell count and CRP.
Patient Data
Age: 60 years
Gender: Female
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Descending colon circumferential wall thickening with hypervascularity. Few colon diverticula, surrounded by non-compressible, echogenic, hypervascular intraabdominal fat. No fluid collection.
Case Discussion
The ultrasound findings, in combination with the clinical picture and laboratory data, are consistent with acute colonic diverticulitis.
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