Pediatric Imaging posted: " Axial CT with intravenous and oral contrast of the abdomen shows a non-dilated tubular structure originating from the cecum filled with oral contrast and lying on top of the right psoas muscle with no inflammatory changes around it. The diagnosis was " Pediatric Imaging Read on blog or Reader Teenager with right lower quadrant pain and fever Pediatric Imaging February 1 Axial CT with intravenous and oral contrast of the abdomen shows a non-dilated tubular structure originating from the cecum filled with oral contrast and lying on top of the right psoas muscle with no inflammatory changes around it. The diagnosis was a normal appendix.

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